I offer a WordPress update service. Every three months I update the client’s WordPress software, plugins and themes. I have eyes on the site before and after the update. The service I provide has an attention to detail that you just won’t get with one of those automated update services.Read More →
Last week I worked on an old WordPress theme that had information hard-coded into it. There were tables, images and included files all coded directly into the WordPress theme itself. While the site owner could update pages and posts he couldn’t update the site menu.Read More →
Anyone who’s had a WordPress lesson from me has heard about the kitchen sink. It’s an icon on your post/page editor that controls the visibility of the second row of editing icons. Back in 2008 the second row of icons was added to WordPress. However to see it took someRead More →
