Lee Hodson
Mention the Genesis theme framework to the web developers I know and you will always hear good reviews. The idea behind WordPress theme frameworks is that they make theme design simple. A parent theme loaded with easy to access features provides a canvass that can be molded into different designs. Those designs are built as … Read more
JournalXtra has a brand new coat. We wanted something clean, simple and clear; a look we knew you would love and that would make visiting JX a pleasure for desktop drivers and mobile riders. We hatched a plan, took out our paintbrushes, rollers and stencils then pulled down the old and built up the new. … Read more
We’ve all suffered it. At some point in a developer’s career there will be a day when everything goes tits-up, a site comes crashing down and the site owner isn’t around to give FTP access or full server access. Sometimes, all we need is command line access 99 times out of a hundred, I won’t … Read more
Kill zombies deader than dead in The Last One, a game on Facebook by Progrestar. There are few cheats and tips available on the web so I guess this is the first and only proper The Last One game guide and tutorial. Billed as the scariest game, The Last One is an RPG zombie apocalypse … Read more
When a site is moved to a new location it is important to 301 redirect anyone who happens upon the old pages to the new pages. This helps both visitors and search engines. Redirection works best when visitors are sent from old URLs to new URLs in one-to-one fashion. For example, the like for like … Read more
BuddyPress 1.7 is at beta 2 RC1 stage and it looks good. The main changes are behind the scenes and work to enhance speed, performance, security and theme & bbPress integration. The biggest change is that BuddyPress has out-of-the-box theme integration so there’s no requirement to install or buy a BP specific theme. Guess this … Read more