Category / Code / Design & Dev / Resources / Working
-
![revisions]()
WordPress Revisions: Control, Limit, and Clean Up Your Posts
Read Time: 2 minutesIf you’ve spent any time editing content in WordPress, you’ve likely noticed the “Revisions” section under your posts or pages. WordPress automatically saves each change you make, which can be a lifesaver. However, over time, these revisions can clutter your database and impact site performance. Let’s dive into how you can enable, disable, limit, and…
-
![senior]()
The Best Days, Times, and Frequency to Send Marketing Emails for Senior Living Communities: A Complete Guide
Read Time: 2 minutesMarketing to seniors and their families requires a thoughtful approach, especially when it comes to email communication. The right timing, frequency, and content can make the difference between a connection and a missed opportunity. In this guide, we’ll break down the best practices for when and how often to send marketing emails for senior living…
-
![spam]()
How to Block IP Addresses and Stop Spam Form Fills in WordPress
Read Time: 2 minutesSpam form fills are a major annoyance for WordPress site owners. They clutter your (or your client’s) inbox, waste your time, and in some cases, can even pose security risks. Fortunately, WordPress offers several ways to block spammy IP addresses and prevent future attacks. Here’s a straightforward guide to cleaning up your site and keeping…
-
![]()
Stop Saying ‘Click Here’: Why It’s Time to Retire This Outdated CTA
Read Time: 2 minutesThe Death of ‘Click Here’ and the Rise of Smart CTAs Once upon a time, internet users needed guidance. The web was new, and telling someone to “Click Here” was a necessary signpost. But times have changed. Today’s users—whether Gen Z digital natives or tech-savvy Boomers—instinctively recognize hyperlinks, buttons, and CTAs (Calls to Action) without…
-
![mailto]()
How to Set the Subject and Content of an Email Using mailto: in Code
Read Time: 2 minutesWhen creating websites or applications, it’s often useful to enable users to send emails directly from the interface. The mailto: protocol is a simple way to create a clickable link that opens a user’s default email client with a pre-defined subject, body content, and more. This is a convenient and straightforward method to guide the…
-
![]()
Understanding AR vs. VR vs. MR vs. XR: A Breakdown of Extended Reality Technologies
Read Time: 4 minutesTerms like AR, VR, MR, and XR are often used to describe new ways of interacting with the world around us. While these acronyms may seem confusing at first, they all fall under the umbrella of “Extended Reality” (XR). Let’s dive into each technology to better understand what they are, how they differ, and where…
-
![responsive div]()
Creating a Responsive Div with Padding and Text
Read Time: < 1 minuteHere is some code to create a responsive div with purple background, white text, and centered formatting: Style: .testimonial { background-color: #693591; /* Purple background color */ color: #fff; /* White text color */ padding: 20px; margin: 20px; font-family: ‘Georgia’, serif; /* Font style */ font-size: 1.2rem; /* Adjust font size as needed */ line-height:…
-
![]()
How to Fix the “Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance” Error on WordPress
Read Time: 2 minutesRunning a WordPress site is usually smooth sailing, but occasionally, you might encounter an error that disrupts your workflow. One such issue is the “Briefly Unavailable for Scheduled Maintenance” message. This typically appears when you’re updating plugins, themes, or the WordPress core, and it can be frustrating if it doesn’t resolve quickly. Fortunately, this error…
-
![digital agency vs freelancer]()
Choosing Between a Digital Agency and a Freelancer
Read Time: 2 minutesIn today’s digital age, businesses and individuals often face a critical decision when seeking professional assistance: should they opt for a digital agency or hire a freelancer? We recently had a client who chose to leave us because of the costs and felt they could get more value from hiring an individual. Given the escalated…
-
![]()
Changing The Previous and Next Default Text Navigation In WordPress
Read Time: 2 minutesIf you’re running a WordPress blog or website with a lot of content, navigating between posts becomes essential for user experience. WordPress automatically generates “Next” and “Previous” links on posts, but what if you want to customize the text for these navigation buttons? This can easily be done using CSS. In this article, we’ll walk…
