With the release of WordPress version 4.7, the REST API is now included in the core therefore you no longer need to install a plugin to use it. Per Automattic, “WordPress is moving towards becoming a fully-fledged application framework, and we needed new APIs. This project was born to create an easy-to-use, easy-to-understand and well-tested […]
Using Wordpress
Wordpress is the most popular software to build websites. Because of Wordpress' popularity, there are many plugins written for it. We have written articles to help you make the best of Wordpress and add plugins or integrate APIs and services into the site to broaden its capability.
Why I Use StudioPress’s Genesis Framework and Themes For WordPress Sites
When I first started building sites using WordPress, I downloaded a few different themes and took pieces from each to build the sites my clients wanted. Each theme had its own peculiar way of implementing things and, of course, with each new theme used I spent precious time learning that particular theme developer implemented their […]
WordPress Media Shortcode Explained
Inserting images in your posts or pages is quite easy in WordPress using the Add Media button. This post is meant to explain how the WordPress media shortcode is populated with the information from your media library. Take a look at the image below. The body of the post as shown in the Text Editor […]
What the Heck is MsoNormalTable? And How Did it Get in my Post?
Have you ever created a post or page in WordPress and found the following weird code staring at you? Yeah? Chances are you copied the content straight from Word and pasted it right into the WordPress editor. To prevent this from happening in the future use the Paste From Word feature as pictured below. Using […]
W3 Total Cache Garbled My Simple Social Icons
I put it off long enough. My site was in desperate need of optimization. I installed the popular W3 Total Cache plugin and then began the task of configuring it for my needs. I will not get into the specifics here – I will let the plugin’s developers and experts guide you on the configuration. […]
How To Present An Infusionsoft Product Bundle with Gravity Forms
Last month, Infusionsoft hosted a Mastermind call about building a dynamic checkout process which started me thinking about how to implement such a feature for a client. By the way, if you are an Infusionsoft user and you are not attending the weekly Mastermind calls, you are really missing out. I have been well impressed […]
Take Control of Your WordPress Backups
For many years I have used CRON and shell scripts to perform code and database backups for my own site and client sites. Of course, using a CRON job usually means that the client is unable to modify the backup or the backup schedule which is fine, really, especially since the script does not require […]
Infusionsoft: Redirecting After Submitting Web Form
Update 3/6/15: I was asked today if this code would work with values from a dropdown listbox. I said it would but once I looked at the values within the dropdown listbox I saw that my approach had a flaw. I tweaked the code. You can see it in this newer post. I’ve seen the […]
Post Institute v2.0
This week we launched a new look for The Post Institute using WordPress and the Genesis framework. This project included the migration of content from their Joomla installation into WordPress. I found the FG Joomla to WordPress plugin quite helpful in collecting the Joomla content into the new WordPress installation. There was still a lot […]
Virgil Roberson
Virgil Roberson is a licensed psychoanalyst (L.P.), psychotherapist, couples counselor and group psychotherapist. Virgil has been in private practice for 25+ years, working with individuals, couples and groups. The issues he addresses include relationships, work difficulties, addictions, co-dependency, anxiety and depression. For more about Virgil Roberson’s Psychotherapy Specialties, click here. Virgil Roberson’s website uses WordPress […]