Since the first book on responsive design came out today, I thought I’d share a responsive site I completed recently.  At work we spend a good deal of time making sure our templates are designed with mobile-first techniques that respond … Continue →

My group moves a lot of legacy sites into multisite WordPress.  Quite often we will also map a client’s existing domain and set up redirects so established links will resolve.  We really like using the plugin Simple 301 Redirects, but … Continue →

A lot of people ask me about WordPress hosting, but this post it not about that.  I was given two t-shirts from WordPress hosting companies at SXSW this year.  I intend to compare these two freebies in a highly scientific … Continue →

I ran my 3.1 upgrade yesterday thinking it’d be fairly uneventful coming from 3.0.5. However, I was disappointed to see all the sites on my network were serving corrupt images. Not theme images, mind you, jut the ones that were … Continue →

I was picking through a WordPress export file today and discovered some garbage in my database.  My immediate reaction was “Oh no, I’ve been hacked!”, but after a quick search, I found this can be the symptom of a user … Continue →

Once you’ve installed WordPress in multisite mode. You’ll soon see the screen below when you want to add plugins or themes though the admin area. You can manually enter your FTP credentials each time, or follow this tutorial and enjoy … Continue →