In this Magento tutorial we will demonstrate how to move the mini-cart that resides in the right column of a fresh Magento install into the header section. This can be a popular request as the header section of a e-commerce store is a great place to include the cart especially if you are using a [...]

Since the release of Magento 1.4, error reporting has been hidden for security purposes. By default you will be taken to a screen with the following three lines: There has been an error processing your request Exception printing is disabled by default for security reasons. Error log record number: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX The above error does not [...]

While Firefox and Google Chrome have in recent times taken the browser market by storm, it appears that Microsoft are unrelenting in their desire to retain control of the field following the release of a beta of Internet Explorer 9. A report by the company claimed that within two days of the new update being [...]

Social network integration is the main new update found in the revamp of the BBC iPlayer. Users can now share their favourite programmes with friends via Facebook and Twitter, effectively meaning they’re doing the BBC’s own job by advertising and broadcasting their content to a whole network of potential audience members. The redesigned site also [...]

With the recent WordPress 3.0 release, WordPress have added a useful little feature allowing you to manage menus within a theme. This has been one of our favourite new features in WordPress 3.0 at SJL Web Design, so we have decided to share it’s brilliance and give a brief demonstration of how you can set it [...]

Behind the scenes of each WordPress website there is a MySQL database driving it. And although 99% of the time you can make changes without touching this MySQL database, there are some serious time saving queries that can turn out to be lifesavers. In this post I will be listing 6 of these uber time [...]