Few things make a person or business look better than glowing client testimonials. When customers are genuinely impressed with your product or service, they talk
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For years, traditional SaaS (Software as a Service) models for ecommerce have stored their data in their own servers, making it only accessible through the platform’s admin interface. BigCommerce has disrupted that with their Open SaaS model. This model enables a headless build, requiring local data storage in your Content Management System (CMS). In this…
After spending nearly two months shoulder to shoulder with the folks at MasterWP I feel I can confidently say that we do indeed love WordPress and its community. Strong feelings come from caring deeply, and strong words come from the courage to say them. Together we’ll all make WordPress better than it was yesterday. When…
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I recently had an issue where I had a custom post type of Artist, and another of Artwork. When looking at a single piece of Artwork, I used posts2posts to get the related Artist, and then I also did a query to get an array of all of the other Artwork by that Artist. I…
Have you ever opened the style.css file of a child theme and found something like this? @import url(“../make/style.css”); You don’t want that. @import has a negative impact on page load, and it pulls in the stylesheet outside the enqueuing process. Instead, put something like this inside your child theme’s functions.php file: View the code on…