There’s no doubt that the web is full of great tutorials on getting started with real WordPress development. Lots of developers far more talented than myself have provided helpful guides on plugin development. Even so, I am going to take the time to contribute my own tips to those wishing to take WordPress to the … Read more
The Javascript command console.log allow us to “Print Out” to the console. When you need to see what the computer is processing you have to ask it to show you. The correct way to write the code is like this: console.log(“show everything between these parentheses”) This command will log to the console anything within the … Read more
Javascript’s comment symbol is the dual // at the beginning of the line. Comments become helpful when writing Javascript. Using the comment function forces the computer to ignore or skip everything else on the line. Comments let us separate sections of the code, write reminders and notes, annotate where snippets came from, and let us … Read more
Why bother with this? Our research has confirmed again and again that some of the most commonly visited pages on websites are those that pertain to the people who work there. This fact often perplexes and even frustrates many web marketers because they are rarely the pages that webmasters WANT people going to. That is … Read more
Well here we are! Steve, Rogan and myself hopped in the car for a weekend of WordPress at the 2013 Chicago Wordcamp and are having a great time so far. So many great people and so much awesome information. Thus far we have attended 3 highly informative sessions: HTML & CSS Foundations Type on the … Read more