All Posts Tagged With: "site design"

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Do You Prefer To Read The Latest Comments First Or Last?

As part of his work to speedup my site and server, my techie Chris inadvertently changed the way my site displays comments.  Now rather than displaying the oldest comment first the site is showing the newest comment first.

 10Mar2008 | Everton | 22 comments | Continued
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Are You Directing Traffic Or Just Watching It Go By?

Your web site’s home page is going to see more hits than any other section of your site. Even people surfing in from Google will make your homepage their second stop if they are going to stick around for multiple page views. If your home page is all you are concerned about people seeing, then [...]

 7Jan2008 | Michael Lankton | 6 comments | Continued
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Tips For Getting Your XHTML To Validate

Getting your website’s XHTML and CSS right ensures that your site will function properly for all your users. As web browsers change and (hopefully) become more standards-compliant, it becomes even more important to have good markup on your pages, lest you face a headache trying to fix it later when your site no longer works [...]

 25Nov2007 | Michael Lankton | 16 comments | Continued
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Migrating From Wordpress to Joomla, Part 2

Wordpress is a fantastic tool for managing your blog. Whether you just want to get a theme up and start writing, or if you want to get elbow-deep in css and customize your site’s look and layout, Wordpress makes it exceedingly easy to do so. A certain amount of flexibility has to be sacrificed to [...]

 11Nov2007 | Michael Lankton | 24 comments | Continued
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Migrating From Wordpress to Joomla, Part 1

Recently I migrated my main site from Wordpress to the CMS Joomla. While evaluating the potential of leaving Wordpress for a CMS, I found lots of information pertaining to migrating from various CMS’s to Wordpress, but little to no information about moving a site away from Wordpress. There were some web forum threads regarding such [...]

 6Nov2007 | Michael Lankton | 19 comments | Continued