In our most recent weekly team meeting, one of our minnows pointed out to the team two very awesome tools that will make our lives and our clients’ lives much easier. The first is an image search tool and the second is an image editing tool. Both are online, fast, and best of all – […]
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Here’s a handy jQuery/CSS snippet that adds special “read more” links to expand and hide your WordPress blog posts, accordion style. This is pretty useful if your blog page is spitting out a bunch of long posts, and you’d like to consolidate some space. The code is set to work with default WordPress classes and
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As you may know, WordPress has some core features included in every WordPress installation, but you can add additional features to WordPress sites by installing “Plugins”. We have decided to compile a list of some of our favorite plugins – those that have proved especially helpful (super time savers or things that help us sleep
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Here’s a little bit of CSS to create a cool “see-through” effect, which is particularly fun when using fixed-position background images. Try scrolling me! [CodePen height=500 show=result href=EryCo user=mickeykay ] Considerations This method utilizes the :after pseudo-element, which doesn’t work so well on inputs, but if you want to apply the same effect to form elements you
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This past weekend saw WordCamp SF come to town, and it pretty much rocked my socks off. Though MIGHTYminnow represented last year, it was before my time so this was my first WordCamp. I think I’m totally hooked now. Below are some highlights: Speakers The sheer number of hugely talented presenters was astounding: WordPress core developers, prolific
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Sometimes MIGHTYminnow gets the question, “Why do you guys use WordPress?” First, CMS (Content Management System) based websites are easier to maintain than “static” websites. WordPress is one choice of CMS and there are tons of other CMSs on the (open source) market. While no CMS is the perfect answer for every website, we find
Oakland gets its fair share of negative press, especially when it comes to the political demonstrations we have hosted surrounding Occupy Oakland, the shooting of Oscar Grant and the more recent murder of Trayvon Martin. But anarchists smashing widows is, contrary to the media coverage, only a tiny part of what happens here. What these
If you missed out on Kristin’s talk at Adobe’s MAX conference, she presented a similar webinar this morning, July 11th, on Faster Theming of Dynamic, CMS Based Sites in Dreamweaver CC. It is posted in Adobe Tech Lives’s archives, so be sure to take a look and learn all about faster CMS theming workflows using Adobe Dreamweaver!
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If you use Mailchimp to send emails to your clients and customers, you may have become very lost when you most recently logged in! Mailchimp redesigned their interface in June, which is optional until July 15th. So, what’s great and different in the new Mailchimp? Design Mailchimp’s new design is much simpler than before. The
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In observance of Independence Day, MIGHTYminnow will be closed Thursday July 4th and Friday July 5th. If you have any projects or issues with your website you would like to discuss with us, please plan accordingly! You can call us at 510.629.1440 or contact us to talk. We hope you will enjoy the friends, fireworks, and picnics this holiday brings!
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