Exclude A Single Category In WordPress

Posted on April 30, 2015April 30, 2015 by Lindsey Lockwood

Because not all content is main content.

WordPress websites have never been one size fits all. Customizing is how we cram in branding and functionality to fit everybody’s needs. Recently I’ve been getting requests from clients who want to create a post on their WordPress site which doesn’t automatically post to the front page. Since WordPress is designed as blogging software to highlight new content, I will have to customize the theme to accommodate their needs to exclude a single category in WordPress.Continue reading→

WordPress Trackbacks and Pingbacks

Posted on April 20, 2015April 20, 2015 by Lindsey Lockwood

What are WordPress trackbacks and pingbacks and are they still relevant in 2015?

Becoming familiar with a CMS like WordPress takes time. Once you grasp the dashboard, install some plugins, and start posting, you’ll most likely start wondering about WordPress trackbacks and pingbacks.Continue reading→

Setting Up A Local Server For WordPress

Posted on March 11, 2015March 11, 2015 by Lindsey Lockwood

Develop A WordPress Site On Your Computer Before Making It Live

Windows Setup | Mac Setup

My first web design job was a website redesign. Switching the current website from a static HTML website to the WordPress CMS. The challenge was to make sure there was no downtime for the organization’s clients needing daily service and scheduling information while I was developing. The solution was setting up a local server for WordPress on my computer then migrating the finished site to the live server.Continue reading→

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