Do you have a backup copy of your website?

Tuesday, March 1st, 2011

For some this may sound like a silly question, for others it’s a wake up call! Today it’s pretty common for business owners to back up their servers and computers. More and more computers at home are being backed up but it’s rare that we see new clients who have a complete backup of their [...]

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Adding polls to your WordPress website

Monday, February 21st, 2011

More and more we are getting requests from our clients asking how they can add polls to their website. If you want to give your visitors the ability to vote on your content, ask a question or get their feedback, you can do this with polls. Below are more details and reading, if you prefer [...]

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While working on WordPress project with a client today we ran into an interesting problem. Our client had a 30mb audio MP3 file they wanted to host on their website for playback by anyone who registered for the free newsletter. The page was hidden and re-directed after successful newsletter registration. Of course this page and [...]

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Website Launch: Lutheran Church of the Resurrection

Monday, November 9th, 2009

http://LCRMarion.org I really enjoyed developing this website solution for a local church in Marion, IA. If there was ever a perfect fit for WordPress, a church comes very close. You have diverse congregation of people, the church staff and volunteer committees and groups inside the church. All of them share the need to communicate to [...]

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Managing email subscribers in WordPress.org

Monday, August 17th, 2009

A default install of WordPress.org includes a blogging engine whereby the authors can post updates, news etc.. But by default the blog followers can only get these updates via an RSS feed not email???? Some of you may be asking already what is RSS and what is a “feed” and another day I’ll talk in [...]

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