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Live routes with Google Maps API
My latest project is a WordPress plugin which pulls location (beacon) data in from a route tracking app, and displays this on a Google Map. Here are some of the challenges involved in the build and their solutions.
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Is your WordPress website secure?
WordPress is a popular CMS and as such it is a target for hackers. There are several steps you can take to ensure your site is as secure as possible.
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Sustainability in web design
When you hear the word ‘sustainability’, you don’t tend to think of websites and web applications. However, the internet has an annual carbon footprint of 830m tonnes (which is 2% of all emissions, projected to double to 4% by 2020), which would place it at number 6 in the world if it were a country.
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Adding datepicker to a WordPress form
Sometimes a premium plugin isn’t the best way forward. Here’s how you can add datepicker functionality to your own custom or plugin form.
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Custom post types & advanced custom fields in Genesis (part 2)
Following on from part 1, this article follows the process of using advanced custom fields to mark events as current/future or past and splitting the output into two blocks of pages.