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One of the reasons we love WordPress is because of its versatility and open-source code. P ...
You’ve taken the time to choose, commission or build a theme, you’ve thought a ...
Search Engine Optimization is an ongoing process which requires a lot of patience, with eq ...
Us WordPress geeks have a strange addiction: how to use WordPress to the fullest! This is ...
Step 1: Audit Overall Work Station Security First of all, make sure that any and all PCs a ...
Restaurant websites are a niche that seems like a perfect for using WordPress, in the past ...
Every new client job you start working with will have its own set of challenges for you to ...
HappyTables is a cool looking service by Noel Tock that I’ve been meaning to take a ...
We have talked about WordPress Security quite a bit lately. Since WPLift has become well-k ...
There are many open source CMS software available and in some situations you might want to ...
Like many web applications, WordPress stores user accounts in a MySQL database, including ...
At WPlift, we like to explore plugins that allow users to extend WordPress and add uncommo ...
Apple’s new Retina Display is a topic of discussion among web designers and develope ...
WordPress is used by all kind of websites as their primary CMS. Even though these websites ...
I started using WordPress back in 2005 (version 1.5 I believe) when I acquired a web desig ...
You have a few options for which CMS to use when running your own web agency: you can crea ...
In a previous post on WordPress security best practices, we discussed ‘Security by o ...
When we say that WordPress is a content management system we don’t just mean that it ...
WordPress uses a database to store, retrieve and display data. This database is the most c ...
As regular readers of WPlift would know that I have recently developed an interest in how ...
