When I develop a new wordpress site for a client, I typically work on a development server, only moving it to the clients web host when the site is finished and has been approved by the client, including adding the final content and pictures. As a result, I need to be able to update the […]
About a year ago, I designed a pretty neat HTML email, which made use of a background image and worked well in all(at the time) versions of Outlook, as well as Gmail, Yahoo, Aol, Hotmail, Squirellmail, ect. I ended up doing a ton of testing to ensure everything worked correctly, using the “<v:image />” and […]
Recently, one of my clients who uses Magento decided to to offer a new promotion and as a result needed to setup a custom form. Setting up multiple contact forms in is easy enough by copying template/contacts/form.phtml, updating it as needed, and then within the new CMS page, adding {{block type=”core/template” name=”contactForm” form_action=”/contacts/index/post” template=”contacts/new_form.phtml”}} to […]
Update 07/12/2013: The below will no longer work, due to changes in Twitter’s API. Please see here for more information. I have used the now apparently un-maintained Twitter for WordPress plugin on a couple of websites that I did several years ago. Recently, the clients notified me that new tweets were no longer being displayed […]
While working with graphics designers, webdesign firms, and individual clients, I find that it can sometimes be difficult to visualize how a computer’s display resolution corresponds to an image mockup or website design. It is not uncommon to see designs that look great in PSD and in an image viewer, but don’t translate as well […]