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A lot is being made of the mobile web, and for good reason. Depending on where you get the information, mobile web use could well outpace traditional (desktop) web use very soon. It is certainly an area of rapid growth in website development. Read Full Story
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Posted by Ed Nailor in Plugins , WordPress
on Nov 3rd, 2011 | 0 comments
Introducing The RW Meta Box Class plugin for WordPress
This plugin uses the Meta Box class as created by Rilwis and adds the capabilities to WordPress as a plugin.
What is the Meta Box Class?
Rilwis created a great bit of code that allows developers to quickly and easily add custom meta boxes for all post types (pages, posts, custom). The way Rilwis set this up, you simply copy his code to your theme’s... Read Full Story
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I build a lot of websites on WordPress. And when building a new website for a client, this is typically done on a development server instead of on the live website server. This way the website can be perfected before the public sees it, and once it is ready, the website is then moved to the new server. Read Full Story
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Posted by Ed Nailor on Sep 9, 2011 in News | 0 comments
This is my personal blog, and currently I am undergoing changes to the style, direction and content of the site itself. You may come back tomorrow, and things could look dramatically different. Let me apologize right now!
As a designer / developer of websites, you can imagine that I can be my own toughest critic. It is so much easier to capture someone else’s ideas and create a concept that is just right for them… and they love... Read Full Story
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Posted by Ed Nailor on Sep 9, 2011 in Projects | 0 comments
In my full time gig at Creative Services, we just wrapped up a website for Todd Barton, a political candidate running for Mayor of Crawfordsville, Indiana. The website was designed and built for the PIP Printing in Avon, IN.
The client wanted a bold, yet conservative political website to get his message to voters. The “political” elements needed to be more subtle, and the overall brand needed to match the rest of his... Read Full Story
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Posted by Ed Nailor in Personal , Wordpress on May 23rd, 2011 | 0 comments So this past weekend I went to my first WordCamp, which was held in Raleigh, NC. Overall, it seemed to be a good experience and I would rank the event itself as a success. For myself, I met a number of other WordPress users and developers, and picked up a few tips from the different sessions I attended. However, I may have oversold the event to myself going in. You see, I wanted to attend this event... Read Full Story
