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The Climate Run
The Climate Run organisers wanted a site that would act both for information dissemination and for facilitating the event’s organisation. This we gave them using the WordPress Content Management System. The fixed top menu makes it easy to navigate to another page no matter where you are on the current page. The multi-column layout, newspaper [...]
IDM Property Services
IDM wanted a site they could keep up to date themselves. The site we developed uses WordPress as the base CMS along with some customisations to make it work the way IDM wanted. Each Property page allows them to upload images and specify an address for the automatic Google Map. To help the organisation of [...]
Ceremony Designer
Ceremony Designer Katie Deverell wanted a simple site to help promote her work. It is built on WordPress which allows her to edit the site’s content whenever she wants including all the banner images. The design incorporates 3 columns of content and rolling images on top of the banner.
Give a Grad a Go
Although we were not resposible for developing the GAGAGO website, we were asked to tackle some changes in content and functionality to improve usability and search engine optimisation. Search Engine Optimisation One of the glaring mistakes that a lot of website developers make is to forget to build SEO into their sites. In GAGAGO’s case, [...]
Crondon
Crondon wanted to move from a predominantely static site to a site where they had complete control over virtually every moveable part including choosing rolling background images for each page. We recommended using WordPress as their base CMS as this gives controls out of the box. We then set about enabling the added functionality they [...]
Promise Promo
PromisePromo asked Get up and Running to work on optimising their website for search engines. We started the exercise by doing a full analysis of their website from a seach engine’s point of view using our linguistic technology. This analysis showed that their site lacked parsable content: much of the text on the site was [...]
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@ClaireLNaylor always a pleasure working with you Claire. 1 week ago -
Going ever so slightly mad because someone had edited core WordPress code. There really is no need to do that. 1 week ago
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When content has to bend to the will of design, the design is probably wrong. 2 weeks ago
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Note to self: use % when using the MYSQL LIKE statement 5 months ago
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@ApartmentRebate simple answer is that I haven't tested it! Why don't you have a go, and let me know? Thanks. 5 months ago
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@ApartmentRebate Someone else wrote the original plugin, I wrote an extension that added Custom Post Types. 5 months ago
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Working on a legacy #WordPress 2.2 installation - it's amazing how many functions I use now, didn't exist then. 5 months ago
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@ApartmentRebate Have you had any luck with the custom content type plugin for xml sitemaps? 5 months ago
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I remember looking at Smarty templates a few years ago, and thinking who would use this? Not from choice, me, it seems. 5 months ago
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My currentlyWorking variable isn't working ... currently. 11 months ago
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