by The WordPress Guy | Jul 19, 2017 | Blog, elearning, How to, Intermediate, moodle, online training
Why use 2 systems? WordPress = Shareable Content + eCommerce So here’s the thing WordPress is an open source Content Management System (CMS) which is great at 2 things in particular: Content delivery whether its standard pages or blog posts is in...
by The WordPress Guy | Jul 16, 2017 | Basics, Blog, How to
The issue – you thought comments were turned off but they aren’t How many of you keep getting those annoying emails that there is yet another spam comment waiting for you to delete from you website even though you have the damn TURNED COMMENTS OFF...
by The WordPress Guy | Jun 5, 2017 | Basics, Blog, How to, Plugins, Security, Video Tutorials
The best website firewall in my opinion Ok in website terms a shield wall would be a firewall. A firewall is protection provided by a security specialist that intercepts hackers and all other forms of bad guys from even getting to your website in the first place. The...
by The WordPress Guy | Jun 1, 2017 | Basics, Blog, How to, Video Tutorials
Online forms are real challenge these days for reliability and mobile friendly use etc. I would strongly recommend the use of a 3rd party software as a service form tool instead of the various free and paid WordPress form plugins available. The reason...
by The WordPress Guy | Jun 1, 2017 | Blog, How to, Video Tutorials
Online forms suck! And they should right, suck leads in and deliver new business to your inbox, suck new subscribers to your newsletter mailing list but in reality they more often than not suck resources from your website, suck spam into your inbox and suck at...
by The WordPress Guy | Mar 15, 2016 | Blog, How to
This example is a website I recently setup for one of my passions, coffee roasting called The Breaded Roaster at http://beardedroaster.com A simple explanation of the layout is: Left side: – Title and tagline – Image of me that has been manipulated with a...
