Ah, the shower, what a great morning ritual. It wakes me up, helps me get my singing voice ready to bang out some great code, and is a great way to talk to people about WordPress hosting. Google “WordPress Hosting” and you’ll see results that span all sorts of price ranges and technical mumbo jumbo. […]
There are a few ingredients that are used to achieve what has come to be known as Responsive Web Design. In this post, we will be addressing the idea of a flexible grid. We have used this on creating our own templates on the Genesis platform, but it can apply to other non WordPress platforms […]
Responsive WordPress Themes, now, that has a nice ring to it doesn’t it? Ever since the wonderful and super talented Kelly Housholder mentioned to me Sara Cannon’s WordPress San Francisco talk on responsive web design, I haven’t been able to sleep. About two or three months ago, I was doing a little research while preparing […]
Nashville WordPress Community and beyond, I recently returned from my first SXSW Interactive Conference in Austin, TX. For those of you who don’t dork out 24-6.5 days of the week like myself, SXSW is like a dork spring break. All the big names in interactivity, social media, and technology are there talking about the latest […]
Below is my presentation from WordPress Nashville Meetup on February 22, 2011. Comment below if you have questions or comments.
Below is my WordPress presentation from February 8th. Enjoy and please comment below if you have suggestions of improvements!
One of our frequently asked questions from clients is should I update to the latest version of WordPress? Great question, with a few different answers depending on how you’re using WordPress and what the upgrade entails. There is usually a new major release of WordPress three to four times per year – a lot to […]