by benny | Jan 18, 2014 | command-line, continuous-learning, theme customizing, wordpress
In the eStore theme by Elegant Themes we recently wanted to use a different logo on the front page than we did for every other page on a website. It was simple enough to create a child theme and then make our custom header.php. If you aren’t familiar with child...
by benny | Sep 11, 2013 | wordpress
Sometimes when we’re setting up menus on a larger website, we may want to use a heading for a subset of pages or links without wanting to create a page to match that heading. It’s actually pretty (unintentionally, I think) simple to accomplish that, using...
by benny | Sep 4, 2013 | whmcs, wordpress
encylia offers the option to set up your website as a subdomain of encylia.com, or with your own domain at account signup time. That means we needed to configure WHMCS to allow both subdomain and domain registration without forcing one over the other. WHMCS V5.3...
by benny | Sep 3, 2013 | command-line, Featured Posts, wordpress
When migrating your website, it is absolutely essential to test everything before you update the DNS. However, if your website or CMS uses relative links, using cPanel’s user link won’t let you test your site. The best way is to override the public DNS...
by benny | Aug 31, 2013 | multisite, wordpress
With a WordPress Multisite Network messing with the .htaccess can be slightly disconcerting. However, if you’ve got both the .com and .net versions of your domain, visiting the version of your domain that doesn’t have your network installation will take...
