The Union for Reform Judaism needed a way to share content between their Drupal based website reformjudaism.org and their congregational websites which run on Joomla!. They came to us for a solution which would allow users to simply embed some short code on their site and share content. The result of this collaboration was our
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Clairetancons.com Claire Tancons is New Orleans based artist. She required a custom WordPress site to display her writings and works. They site requirements were to be simple and functional but also reflect her unique style and aesthetics. The result was the site you see here. This theme was based on the popular WordPress blankslate theme which
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You’ve spent a lot of money on custom web development for your WordPress website but is it sustainable? Once your site is built you will need to maintain it. If you are using WordPress you’ll likely have plugin and theme upgrades, code conflicts and other various issues that arise as the site is used. The
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Choosing an SEO Company for Your Non Profit These days there are so many SEO companies out there it is hard to tell who is legitimate and who isn’t. This article is meant to provide some guidance on how to choose a partner for your SEO needs. Remember that good SEO is more about the
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Google Event tracking in Google Analytics is a useful ways for tracking what users do and how they engage with features on your website. For example, in a recent project our client needed a way to track the amount of people who were pressing the subscribe button on their email subscription form but not following
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Have you every needed to put your offline page up but realize you don’t have a way to login to the front of your site? In this tutorial we discuss how to create a hidden login form on your Joomla! offline page so your users can still login to the front end of the site without seeing the big ugly Joomla! form. Here is how to do it. The code below will create a button which will allow your users to toggle on and off the login form on your Joomla! site.