Whenever I stumble across a great looking site, the first thing I check is what technology is used to build this beautiful site. If it’s built with WordPress, I then try and find out what WordPress theme the site is using (unless I am familiar with the look of the site). There is this useful website that …
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Everyone hates spam and even though creating a honeypot for an html form may help it’s not the ‘be all and end all’ of anti-spam and some bots may work around some honeypots but hopefully this example will help decrease your spam count. For the sake of this being such a quick and easy implementation, I …
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Loading a jQuery snippet to your WordPress site shouldn’t be difficult and I noticed online that this type of tutorial didn’t exist – maybe I’m just terrible at Google. This mini-tutorial will allow you to post JS or CSS to your WordPress website, the principle will stay the same. This type of method to adding …
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Choosing a great WordPress theme can be daunting. Hopefully this article will help guide you to choose a great theme and some of our recommended examples. Some of the same principles may apply when choosing a premium WordPress plugin. How do I know if the WordPress theme I want will work for me? Great thing …
The most frequent question we get asked is “what programming language should I learn?”, closely followed by “Oh you’re a programmer, can you hack stuff?”. For the latter question, the answer is no… well possibly we could get the hang of it. Back to business – In order for you to learn the “right” programming …
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This post will be a quick post covering some tips to increase security for WordPress websites. We deal with a multitude of websites that need their security increased or that have even been hacked. Only a couple of tips will be mentioned in this post, and it’s not the ‘be all and end all’ for …
