Gary Eckstein WordPress 2 artisteer, cascading style sheet, CSS, WordPress, wordpress themes
Artisteer Good and Bad Artisteer is a commonly used Tool for creating basic WordPress Themes (as well as for HTML, Joola and Drupal themes). On the surface Artisteer is great for creating WordPress Themes however its shortfalls soon become apparent; for example, colouring horizontal menus in Artisteer is really simple and effective however if you [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 0 web standards, WordPress, wordpress plugins, wordpress themes
A lot of my work involves migrating static Websites to WordPress. This makes a lot of sense for many organizations as they gain more control of their Website and total cost of ownership (TOC) is significantly reduced by upgrading to WordPress. Here are the three main reasons why it makes sense for small and medium [...]
Gary Eckstein WordPress 4 Anton Shevchuk, blog, gpl, how to, hybrid, moodle, plugins, Software, WordPress, wordpress themes
WordPress is awesome (yes, I am a big WordPress CMS fan). One of the huge advantages of GPL software (e.g. Moodle) is that a huge community often contributes code to the core software. In WordPress, the most common form of community contribution is in the form of Plugins and Themes. I have been ‘playing’ recently [...]
