Early on in the redesign of my site, I asked my client and now friend, Russ, to take a look at it. He wasn’t thrilled with the black background, but I took the opportunity to point out Black Sites Matter.
I actually wrote that little joke in 2019 and probably would have deleted it. 2020 added the sarcastic edge and secured the line it’s place.
Design is so much more than just layout. In the parlance of many website clients “It has to pop.” Few today have my length of experience or can match my credentials. I’ve been making designs “pop” since 1976.
From small head-aches to major problems Raging River has the repair experience to get you back on your feet very quickly. Our security solutions will also keep you safe and secure in the future.
Design is so much more than just layout. In the parlance of website owners: “It has to pop.” Few today have the length of experience or can match my credentials.
From small head-aches to major problems Raging River has the repair experience to get you back on your feet very quickly. Our security solutions will also keep you safe and secure in the future.
Maintenance these days requires attention to detail each and every day, and without fail. Hackers don’t take days off and functionality problems rarely provide advance notice, or come with tutorials. Missed emails can even cause you to ransom your domain.
If you are new to all this and feeling a little overwhelmed. If you believed the ads that said anyone could “do it” but now you find that it is much more involved than portrayed. Or if you fell into a trap like Wix, Weebly, Squarespace, or wordpress.com, this is the page for you.
My design work started in 1976, right out of high school. My Father landed me a job in a State Govt. print shop.
Manning a printing press is extremely boring. I learned all the other jobs and became management.
I began using WordPress when it was only about a year old. At that time WordPress didn’t even use plugins. I had my first blog site back then.
It wasn’t very long before I figured out I had a cool toy which I didn’t understand well enough to use. My blog site looked terrible.
After backgrounds in the printing industry, live performance and the telecom industry, these all seemed together to point towards one thing. I knew my blog site looked terrible.
So I started learning and doing. Gaming clan websites, repairs, I even fell in with some first responder support groups. (Sshh, can’t talk about that.) Suddenly I didn’t have time for my blog site anymore.
One night a video game pal dropped a VPS (Virtual Private Server) in my lap with a crude website for hosting. We were hosting and I now needed to learn servers. Goodbye blog site, hello full stack.
I have recently relocated from the Seattle area back to the Memphis area. And this is my new blog site, so to speak.
Gutenberg Editor is being lauded by some as the greatest thing since sliced cheese, but mostly by newcomers and employees. In truth, most longtime WordPress users are way too familiar with Automattic and it’s various and assorted antics to be very impressed at all.
We use Elementor Page Builder and an awful lot of people use WooCommerce. Both of these require increasing your wp_memory_limit. I find myself answering this question more and more often these days in various Facebook tech groups so I thought a helpful post would be a good thing. Let’s get to it.
It’s exciting, isn’t it? Starting a website, new opportunities and new possibilities. Maybe you have dreams of quitting your job, or creating an independent lifestyle, or maybe this is a step toward making your community a better place.
How many times have I made the search for HTML Special Characters on Google? So use it like I am, for a reference and notice two code versions for many of them.
59 free to use image sites; I had to say that for Google because this is meant to be a resource, both for me and for seekers of those not so elusive images which are free to use. The idea came as I was searching for free images for a client to use. I noticed that most of the posts would list 12, or 16, or maybe 20 image sources, but usually not the same ones.