Which Event or Calendar Plugin should I use? What is the best event calendar plugin for WordPress? I get that question a lot. I build a lot of church and retirement community websites. Both need calendar plugins but the best plugin would depend on each client and their needs. In fact, for clients, I have […]
It’s A Date! A 2020 Event Calendar Plugin Showdown Read More »
UPDATE: This has been fixed in the latest version of Event Tickets Plus. You still have to install an extension called Add Attendee Information to Woocommerce Emails. We have all had that one client. You know who I am talking about. Before I learned to write iron-clad proposals (thank you Troy Dean) I had this year
Getting Attendee Names on Woocommerce New Order Email with Event Tickets Plus Read More »
In a recent website redesign project for small business that does mainly in person CPR training we needed to replace paypal buttons with a more professional onsite checkout system. Since his classes were calendar based (past events automatically fall off the event page) we decided on Woocommerce for his store (75 products) and The Events Calendar with
Add The Events Calendar to Another Page Read More »
I always love sharing great programs that allow me to work more efficiently and that is why I chose to present a session on DesktopServer from ServerPress at the 2015 WordCamp Atlanta. Let’s just face it I am a time management control freak. Since I work on multiple projects at any given time I want
Rev Up Your Design Cycle With DesktopServer Read More »
Genesis has long been know as one of the best developer frameworks. Customizing or creating a Child Theme is easy if you know PHP, HTML, or CSS. Finding a theme that fits 100% of your needs rarely happens. For example: You find the perfect blog theme but your client wants a slider on the homepage
Genesis Extender: Customizing Your Child Theme Read More »
I wanted to post this because I know there are others out there who may find themselves in the same predicament I did over the weekend. I upgraded a client that was using Studiopress Education Child Theme to Genesis 2.0. It sort of “broke” the front page. At the bottom of the home page is
Genesis and More Tag Issue Read More »
As a full-time web designer I have a “go to” list of plugins that I use over and over again. Here are just a few: All in One Event Calendar – this calendar plugin available at wordpress.org and time.ly has evolved into a pretty nice plugin . It went through some awkward teenage years after
Giving WordPress Super Powers with Plugins Read More »
Installing WordPress with the One Click Install (demo on Bluehost) Keynote | PowerPoint | Mov | PDF Depending on your browser you may need to Right Click (Control Click on a Mac) to download file. Manually installing WordPress using FTP (File Transfer Protocol) More beginners videos at wpbeginner.com
WordCamp 2013 – One Click Install Read More »
Adding text above posts on a blog page is actually very easy to do in Genesis regardless of what child theme you use. In fact, I do this for every site I create simply as a convenience for my clients. They don’t know they CAN’T without this but you never know if they will try.
Text Above Posts on a Blog Page – Genesis Read More »
Sometimes necessity is the mother of invention. Not only did I need a way to have Gravity Forms in a pop-up box but videos, images, and other content as well. I was creating a new WordPress site for one of my clients (finally), taking them from a static HTML site. This church site had not
Gravity Form in a Pop-Up (Modal) Box Read More »
