Wordpress Tutorials

 
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Adding A Facebook Like Button To Your WordPress Site

Social media and Facebook in particular, have become a huge part of website promotion in recent years. They can really help bring in readers and through the posting or your websites news to viewers feeds, keep those readers coming back for more from your website. Adding a Facebook button to your website is really easy

Wordpress Tutorials

 
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Adding Google Analytics To Your WordPress Website

Once you have your website uploaded, you really need some way of seeing how many people are viewing which pages. Which is where Google Analytics come in. Its is a fantastic way of analysing your websites traffic, seeing which of your webpages are the most popular, how many views each page is getting and which

Jquery Plugins

 
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Quicksand Jquery Plugin; Filter elements without reloading a page

The Quicksand Jquery plugin from Razorjack is a fantastic Jquery extension for filtering elements in a page without reloading. What Does The Quicksand Plugin It Do? A javascript plugin that allows you to make a list of elements instantly sortable on a page. The list can have any content inside of it, from images and

Wordpress Quick Tip

 
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Change Display Name From Admin

In older versions of WordPress the first main user was forced to take the Admin nickname, this has changed in newer versions, but a lot of people are still displaying Admin as their visible nickname to the world. While it does not harm having an Admin nickname displayed, it does end up looking impersonal. Its

Wordpress Tutorials

 
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Adding A Google Map With Directions

 Google Maps are a great way of showing the location of your business. However the maps Google provide for you to embed in your website are a little limited in giving your customers directions to your location, which we consider one of the most important details. So we have come up with some code

Wordpress Quick Tip

 
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Removing the admin bar from WordPress

One of the new features on WordPress is the front end Admin bar that you can see in the image above. While this can be a useful way of seeing some shortcuts back to certain sections in the admin area, I personally feel it gets in the way. This can especially be the case when

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