WordPress
How to get more involved in the WordPress community
One of the coolest things about the WordPress community is just how large and inclusive it is. From developers to designers, agencies to freelancers, and… Read More
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How to enable Twitter website cards for more social traffic
Almost every tweet with a link looks the same. “Headline + link + via @handle + #hashtag.” And that link? It’s completely unoptimized. Boring. Read More
Marketing
How WordPress developers can market their products
You’ve been busy building a new WordPress product. Maybe you took a stab at creating your very own theme or you developed a pretty… Read More
WordPress
How to add Font Awesome to your WordPress site
Yesterday I talked about why Font Awesome is great for designers. If you’re ready to add it your WordPress site,… Read More
Business
3 ways to get more help by asking for it the right way
As clients’ needs become more complex, the pressure is on designers to come up with more sophisticated solutions. Premium plugins, themes, and other tools… Read More
WordPress
How to create a WordPress redirect
There may be times that you want to add a redirect within your WordPress website to point your visitors from one URL to another. Read More
Business
Layering support for your clients
Currently, I own 27 domain names and they’re all managed by Hover with the average annual cost for each domain in the neighborhood of… Read More
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WordPress user roles: Understanding the differences
One of the great things about WordPress is the ability to have multiple users associated with a site. If those users are just your partners,… Read More
WordPress
Easy ways to create a sitemap for your WordPress site
What is a sitemap? A sitemap is a document that lists all URLs of your website that you would like crawled by a search engine. Read More
WordPress
Why do WordPress websites get hacked?
You’ve all heard a horror story of sites being hacked. I read on Forbes that something like 30,000 sites a day show up… Read More
Marketing
How to add a Pinterest “Pin It” button to WordPress sites
If your WordPress site offers a lot of visual content, Pinterest is one of the easiest ways to make your content sharable. Take advantage… Read More
Development, WordPress
10 things WordPress developers should know
WordPress is an imperious tool that takes minutes to learn and ages to master. It powers millions of blogs and websites around the world. Read More
Marketing
How to set up Google Analytics in WordPress
Analytics… a word that many creative types shy away from. But understanding how your website performs is not only interesting, it’s imperative to knowing… Read More
WordPress
How to create a custom WordPress meta box
What is a custom WordPress meta box? Custom meta boxes allow additional information to be added to posts, pages, and custom post types, apart from the… Read More
Design
How to create a WordPress favicon
Look up, look way up! See that miniaturized logo up there on your web browser tab? That’s called a favicon. There are other ways… Read More
WordPress
Should you sell WordPress themes in a marketplace?
The reasons behind the popularity of WordPress are many: ease of use, flexibility, and of course, it’s easy to extend. As a result of… Read More
Feature
Site Cloning
Today we’re introducing a brand new feature on Flywheel called Site Cloning. Site Cloning allows you to take a copy of a production site and… Read More
Development
Make your site blazing fast: Part 2
Last week, I talked about how to speed your site up with a focus on the front-end performance. And while that… Read More
Development
Make your site blazing fast: Part 1
It’s no secret: today’s web users have the need for speed. With internet and cellular connections getting faster and faster, users expect sites to… Read More
Development
Two tips for new developers
There are ten million methods, tools, ideologies, frameworks, integrated platforms, text editors, extensions, plugins, boilerplates, and other buzzwords that get tossed at you as… Read More
WordPress
Why you shouldn’t ever edit the WordPress Core
You know you can customize and shape WordPress to fit any look or need imaginable, and people have built millions of incredibly unique websites around… Read More
Design
Take your next step as a design authority
Okay, so you’ve spruced up your design blog with some thought-provoking industry articles. You’ve even done some public speaking as a… Read More
WordPress
Understanding how WordPress uses MySQL
Broadly speaking, WordPress can be divided into two segments: the logic and templates that generate the look and feel of a WordPress site the… Read More
WordPress
How to improve your WordPress theme’s accessibility right now
There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t use the web, not even when I’m on vacation. I’m going to take a… Read More
WordPress
How to implement custom post types and custom fields in WordPress
WordPress isn’t just limited to blogging anymore — it’s a fully featured content management system capable of displaying and formatting any kind of content you… Read More
WordPress
How to integrate WordPress and MailChimp
Email newsletters can be really swanky, especially if you get to use awesome tools to make them. In this post, we’re going to integrate… Read More
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CremaLab shares how they collaborate on Flywheel (VIDEO)
If you’ve visited Flywheel’s homepage in the past week, you’ve probably seen our giant photo of this guy: That’s George. Read More