When it comes to optimizing your website for search engines, it’s not just about creating high-quality content. The way your website is coded plays a crucial role in SEO as well. Factors such as page load speed and search engine readability are heavily influenced by the coding practices employed. In this blog, we will explore […]

Recently while building an eCommerce site using Breakdance, WooCommerce and the Smart Coupons plugins, I ran into an issue where the product we had set as the Gift Card would show both the “Select Options” link and the “Add To Cart” button. This build was for a migration of an existing site (Moondance Jewelry), so […]

In the digital age, establishing a strong online presence is essential for small businesses to thrive and grow. When it comes to harnessing the power of the internet, Google is an unrivaled platform that offers a suite of tools designed to enhance productivity, collaboration, and visibility. From Gmail to Google Docs, Google Photos to Google […]

In today’s digital landscape, privacy and data protection have become paramount concerns for both internet users and website owners. As online regulations continue to evolve, website owners must adapt to ensure compliance while maintaining a seamless user experience. One tool that has gained significant popularity in this realm is Cookiebot CMP. Here I will explore […]

In the ever-evolving landscape of online privacy regulations, it is crucial for website owners to prioritize legal compliance and protect user privacy. To achieve this, implementing a comprehensive Consent Management Platform (CMP) is essential. Termageddon, integrated with the powerful Cookiebot CMP, offers a seamless solution that simplifies compliance with data protection regulations while enhancing user […]

When it comes to building a website, our clients often have questions about the right platform to choose. Some people question if WordPress is the best fit. In this article, we will shed light on why WordPress is the preferred platform, backed by its widespread usage statistics. Moreover, we will explore five different types of […]

I’m a big fan of EWWWIO for Wordpress and Masonry. But lately, I’ve noticed some issues when using them together. Masonry recommends using a companion plugin called imagesLoaded to detect when an image is completely downloaded into the browser window. That allows you to run a function to trigger the re-layout of Masonry. Well, on […]

Typically when I build out a new site, I do it on a real server hosted off-premises. I started building sites that way a long time ago, and it just stuck. Why? Out of convenience in showing the client, and probably because it was easier for me to push them live (back then, circa 2013). […]

Today I was overjoyed to stumble across a new filter in the function that gets the archive title in Wordpress: get_the_archive_title(). This filter allows you to easily change the word/prefix “Arhives: ” to whatever you want or to NOTHING. I generally was never a fan of the prefixed text: “Archives: ” and “Category: ” coming […]

I recently was working on a project for our client, Moondance Jewelry, and they needed a way to display certain add-on choices by a taxonomy other than the built-in WooCommerce product category (product_cat). Want to bypass the BS and just look at the Gist? Go for it. Moondance Jewelry sells hundreds of products online, and […]