Tables remain the most practical way of displaying large amounts of information to visitors. Unfortunately, creating tables manually using HTML and CSS is unnecessarily time consuming. Thankfully, there are a number of good WordPress plugin solutions that let you quickly insert stylish tables into...
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Update (August 10th, 2014): Facebook recently announced a change to their policies, which makes incentivised sharing/liking against their rules. This means that using the following plugins to encourage people to like your page on Facebook to unlock content could get you into trouble once the policy...
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As the most popular content management system online, WordPress websites are a common target for hackers, spammers, and other malicious parties. That is why it is vital to take measures to make your website more secure. Between brute force attacks and new threats like BabaYaga, you really need to...
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The second major release of WordPress is due within the next few weeks. Two beta releases have been released thus far, which have allowed me to get a preview of what we can expect when the stable version of released. If you are expecting ground breaking new features in WordPress 4.0, you are going...
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In April, I spoke at greath length about Why Your Website Needs An Email Newsletter. Email marketing is, without doubt, the most effective form of marketing a business online. Social media is obviously effective too; though there is no substitute to delivering your message directly into...
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As a WordPress user, it pays to stay up to date with the latest WordPress news and developments. This will advise you about important WordPress security issues and new WordPress plugins and themes that have just been released. You may be surprised to hear that there are not too many dedicated...
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The Robots Exclusion Standard was developed in 1994 so that website owners can advise search engines how to crawl your website. It works in a similar way as the robots meta tag which I discussed in great length recently. The main difference being that the robots.txt file will stop search engines...
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It is amazing to think that Instagram is less than four years old. After being launched in October 2010, it only took two months to reach 1 million users. Six months later the service had 5 million registered users and only three months later it had doubled to ten million users. This encouraged...
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Pricing your design services is a dilemma that all web designers face. It can be very difficult to put a monetary value on your time and your experience. Whether you like this aspect of designing or not, it is something you need to do if you are a freelancer or if you operate a web design...
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A broken link is a link that directs visitors to a page or file that no longer exists. It is sometimes collectively referred to as link rot, or simply as dead links. Most websites contain broken links. They are unavoidable. Over time, the likelihood that a page you linked to within one of your...
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