We have recently been working on a WordPress website that needed two templates for different categories, one with a serious news article presence and another with a more laid back blog look and feel. We wanted this to be automatic so when the client placed a post into a category it would automatically assign it [...]

WordPress has a number of very useful search engine friendly features built-in it’s extremely comprehensive system that has allowed it to move away from being solely a blogging platform to an advanced content management system preferred by the majority of today’s web designers and developers. One of these many search engine friendly features is the [...]

Static blocks are one of the many extremely useful features that are pre-built into the Magento to help make parts of your store dynamic and manageable using it’s admin area. You can add a new static blocks by logging in to your admin area and navigating to CMS > Static Blocks and then click the [...]

The iPhone’s mobile version of Safari has a useful way of automatically enlarging text on a website when zoomed out. While this feature is fundamentally a good thing as it allows users to read text with zooming in, it can be a nightmare to designers as it can break pixel perfect layouts. The CSS However [...]

While building and optimising a Magento shop for a client’s website we decided to use CSS image replacement with a H1 on their logo as the homepage was predominately taken up with top sellers. However Magento only uses one header.phtml across all the templates and we certainly didn’t want the same H1 across all the [...]

With the iPhone pinned for release this Thursday (June 24th) in the States, UK, France, Germany and Japan, webmasters are becoming more aware of developing websites with mobile users in mind. Many online retailers are creating optimised mobile versions of their websites and redirecting iPhone, Blackberry and Palm users to these mobile friendly versions. There [...]