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Read more →A while back I wrote about my web development project workflow and thought I’d detail some of the steps I take here at RLM when optimizing a client’s website for higher search engine rankings.
Read more →Google is offering a $75 coupon for registering a new account. If you’re not using AdWords, it’s a great way to generate targeted, qualified traffic to your site. We use it to generate leads for a number of our clients and it’s a great system. It can
Read more →If you’ve recently upgraded to Firefox 3.6 and have lost the “Properties” context menu item (found by right-clicking on a page element), you may be wandering if something broke during the upgrade. Nope. Apparently, this move was intentional. I don’t know about you, but I use that
Read more →CodeIgniter is the brainchild of Ellis Labs and one of the more popular PHP frameworks available. It’s gained a reputation as a lean, mean, easy-to-learn framework that anyone comfortable with PHP can get up and running with in a few days. CodeIgniter is fixin’ to blow up
Read more →Whenever possible, I prefer to use pretty URLs in WordPress, and the ability to adjust permalink settings in the WordPress admin makes that simple to do. However, what if you want to pass a query string to a page without muddying up the URL with that query string? In this tutorial I’ll show you how to add custom rewrite rules to WordPress to do just that.
Read more →DDR2 memory has been a little pricey lately so I thought I’d post this deal I found over at SlickDeals.net. Newegg has OCZ Gold 4GB RAM (as 2 x 2GB sticks) for $56.99 after a $30 mail in rebate. If you don’t mind mail-in-rebates, this is a
Read more →No, you’re not in the wrong place or reading the wrong RSS feed. If you didn’t get my recent messages about moving WPHackr.com to its new home at RLMSeo.com you may be wondering what’s going on. I’ve had a number of different web design/development/WordPress websites operating in
Read more →Using WordPress as a CMS often for client sites I use custom fields perhaps quite a bit more than the regular WordPress user. Still, I’ve received quite a few requests to write about the use of custom fields in WordPress, so in this post I’ll cover the ins and outs of WordPress custom fields.
Read more →If you use custom loops in WordPress you may run into pagination issues. Specifically, no matter what page you’re on, only the first page’s worth of posts are displayed. Here’s a really quick solution to that problem using the query_posts() function.
Read more →I recently worked on a project that required the ability to only allowed logged-in users access to a particular page. Here’s how I got it done.
Read more →What I like about ExpressionEngine when compared to WordPress and my final thoughts on the commercial CMS from EllisLab.
Read more →I know how tough it can be to come out of that weekend relaxation mode and jump straight into work mode bright and early every Monday morning, so here’s a little chain letter joke I received that I thought was pretty funny.
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