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Not much has been written on this site about WordPress, but over the last few years we’ve pretty much become a WordPress only shop – with 90-95% of our projects built on the platform. Here’s why. Every site we’ve created in the last few years has been developed within a Content Management System (CMS). This [...]
Spruce Organizing is Park City’s premiere professional organizing service. Michelle Powell is Mary Poppins of Organization. Spoonful of Sugar!
In a time when our legislators bicker over who should be covered, for what, and who should pay for it, PHC rises above and provides quality care no matter what.
This week we launched a new version of the Park City Fire District site. The design remained the same (for the most part), while the back end was completely rebuilt on WordPress. View the site Here’s a list of the site enhancements: Site-wide Google Translation Site-wide Search function Breadcrumb Navigation Improved News layout Improved Archives [...]
Civil Engineers rejoice! Technical training and exam preparation are now online in an easier to use, better organized manner. Get a subscription and pass that exam!
Jimmy’s a BigTime star on the Outdoor Network channel. Even the most liberal among us will get a kick out of this over-the-top character and his lavish website.
If you have a website, it’s virtually a given that you have a contact page with a form on it for collecting messages from your users. Pretty much everyone does. Which is why if you run a query for “forms” in the WordPress plugin directory, you’ll be overwhelmed with hundreds of results. Some of the [...]
Talk about huge undertakings – Redesigned space, redesigned identity (logo bro), and redesigned website. And they pulled it off on target :)
As a professional web designer, it comes with the territory that one’s own site is rebuilt on a fairly routine basis. So lately I’ve been spending my nights and weekend work hours rebuilding spigotdesign.com. The focus this time was not the design, but rather the foundation on which it’s built.
Wonderful WordPress based site for a Park City nutritional consulting firm. Well organized and blog ready!
I find that the WordPress Admin window for adding a new post is much too small. Yes, I know you can make it bigger by dragging the form window open, but it messes with the layout of the site and feels more like a band-aid solution than a robust answer. Add the fact that I [...]
WordPress 2.8 Upgrade Error
By Bryan Hoffman on 11 June, 2009 | 2 Responses
This morning I was pleased to find that a new version of WordPress (2.8) was out and it was time to upgrade. One of the nice things about WP is the automatic upgrade option, which basically means you backup your site, click upgrade, and you’re done. Well it didn’t go quite that smooth this time, [...]
Posted in Programming | Tagged upgrade, WordPress, wp-comments-post.php | 2 Responses