Are you running an e-commerce shop and experiencing WooCommerce shipping calculation issues with FedEx or UPS plugins? Are these plugins providing calculations that are either too high or to low? Were things working well until inventory increased along with sales? … Read More
Welcome to the new year. We finished strong in 2015 completing many new websites and are ramping up to cater to clients in need of WordPress design & strategy, development, support and maintenance for 2016. It’s going to be a … Read More
Looking for a WooCommerce shipment tracking plugin that is concise and easy to use and manage? The Packpin WooCommerce Shipment Tracking plugin although pretty new is one to consider for it’s simplicity and ease of use. I like the clean … Read More
You can disable the WordPress update notification/nag for a single individual theme with the following code snippet.
If you are considering cheaper hosting to keep costs down you need to understand that quality hosting plays an integral role for your WordPress website. It’s seriously important. Time and time again the choice to go with cheaper hosting never … Read More
A simple post with a MySQL query to find user account with Administrator access for WordPress database.
It’s a good thing to understand what is involved in delivering a quality WordPress site from start to finish. Being on the front line of project communications it never ceases to amaze me when a prospect thinks the tasks that … Read More
I’ve been explaining what is important when considering quality traits that are keys to quality wordpress development and this recent read really struck a chord. If you’re even slightly intrigued by the WordPress Community, its platform and those that live … Read More
10up is very well regarded WordPress development firm that does a great job of giving back to the WordPress community. 10up has a living Engineering Best Practices document that is a great resource for advanced developers.
There’s an older blog post (circa 2013) by WP Engine founder Jason Cohen titled Do You Have 100% Uptime? which discusses the challenges (technical and cost) of what 100% web services / web site uptime really means.
