Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 CSS, how to, JavaScript, script, suffusion, themes, WordPress
Over the years I’ve published many Posts on how to configure the very popular Suffusion Theme for WordPress. There are a multitude of styling options available in Suffusion but there is one that is asked for quite frequently that requires adding a bit of JavaScript as well as CSS. Here then is how to change [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 2 addthis, Akismet, analytics, Contact Form 7, CSS, facebook, google, JavaScript, search engines, seo, sitemap.xml, social bookmarking, spam, websites, wordpress plugins
Most WordPress consultants’ use the same Plugins on multiple Sites. Users of WordPress are spoilt for choice when it comes to functionality and there are often many Plugins that provide similar functionality. For example the Shopp and WP e-Commerce Plugins offer similar shopping cart capabilities; usually however WordPress Website designers will implement one over the [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 CSS, how to, JavaScript, tutorials, WordPress, Wordpress plugin, wordpress plugins
jQuery is quite simply awesome! It is so flexible, so easy to use and it Works nicely with WordPress; no wonder then that it is the most widely used JavaScript library. I’ve blogged about a few jQuery powered WordPress Plugins in the past (most notably WordPress Post Tabs). I was happy to discover the WP-Cycle [...]
Gary Eckstein Search Engine Optimization 2 apache, cms, code, content management system, google, hosting, how to, html, HTTP, image sizes, Internet, JavaScript, Minify, page load speed, page load time, page speed, scripts, Search Engine Optimization, search engines, seo, Webmasters, WordPress, yahoo, yslow
Webpage load speed is becoming more important for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) purposes. Google (and other Search Engines?) use the time it takes for a Website page to load as part of its ranking algorithm; faster is better! Fortunately there are some great free tools and methods that help to make your Website faster. Here [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 JavaScript, php, scripts
Over the years I have seen so many comments, articles and forum topics relating to the difficulty of running JavaScript (and PHP) within WordPress Pages and Posts. There of course are very many reasons why some script may be required to be included in WordPress content although there are often Plugins available (for free use/GPL) [...]
