I created a WordPress site for a client who needed to support both English and Español versions of their content, which involved using a plugin called MultilingualPress that creates relationships between sites for each language.
I developed the site locally on my server, and then after they created some content, migrated it to their hosting service.
Once in a while, I run across a situation where I need to import data from a spreadsheet into a database.
If the data is to update a single table, this is pretty straight forward. On the other hand, if the data is modeled as a set of tables it gets a bit more messy. Continue reading
I was setting up a temporary WordPress site for a client as a placeholder for their business. All they wanted was their logo, a link to an existing product page, and a message about the site being under construction.
Since they were going to have some design ready shortly, I set them up with a WordPress site, and found a simple theme (Decode by Scott Smith) that their logo would work with.
The owner then told me she wanted to see the site running with SSL (aka HTTPS), so I grabbed a certificate and installed it.