Posted on January 22, 2014 by Denny Brown | 0 Comments
See also “Howto: Take a dev site live”. Dev sites are usually configured to be less visible than a live site should be. This article provides a checklist of settings to review after a new site becomes live. My Theme > Settings Enable Google Analytics Set favicon Settings > General Site name and tagline. Email address. Open registration? Time zone….
Posted on January 20, 2014 by Denny Brown | 0 Comments
The Events Calendar plugin by Modern Tribe makes it really easy to create, add, and manage events on a web calendar. Adding a new event is very similar to adding a new post. After installing the plugin, you should see a new menu item, under Posts, in the left sidebar in the backend of your site. Click Events. Near the top…
Posted on December 22, 2013 by Denny Brown | 0 Comments
Let’s assume that you have installed WordPress, Builder, and a Builder Child theme. We strongly recommend that the next thing to do is to start adding content to the site. Resist the urge to mess around with the design elements of your site or the navigation details of your site. Create some content first!
Posted on December 13, 2013 by Denny Brown | 0 Comments
This how to has gotten lots simpler in late 2013. A while ago, you had to license each iThemes component (theme, plugin) separately. Now you can do it all at once. Go to Settings > iThemes licensing You may see two sections: Licensed Products and Unlicensed Products. If you don’t see Unlicensed Products, you’re done. License all of the unlicensed…
Posted on September 3, 2013 by Denny Brown | 0 Comments
To make it easier to bring up a new site, we have created a “starter site” that contains a standard set of themes, plugins, and configuration settings that make it easier for newbies to get started. The Starter Site gets you up and running quickly.
Posted on September 3, 2013 by Denny Brown | 1 Comments
iThemes has published a nice ebook called “How-to Install WordPress Manually: Securing and de-bloating WordPress”. It contains a short section on why you want to do this. Short version: better security of your site better control over exactly what gets installed It also starts by telling you how to create your own database.
Posted on August 13, 2013 by Denny Brown | 0 Comments
This is a rough draft. Please make suggestions for improvement by leaving a comment. Or, if you have credentials that allow you to edit this, go ahead. Sign up for a free Mailchimp account. Go to mailchimp. Click on the Sign up for free account. Fill in the form. Mailchimp will send you an email asking you to confirm that…
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