The qTranslate plugin translates your website into multiple languages using WordPress. There are 2 major caveates that I will discuss in this article, which need to be resolved external to the plugin and that is where I have run into a few bugs.
Benefits of qTranslate Plugin:
Localize (Translate) your website into many languages.
Have your website seen [...]
So we all login to google analytics and are noticing this new Beta feature called Intelligence… Looks like the Google Gods have delivered for us again. Sometimes these suddenly new features are amazing, and sometimes they are lackluster. I don’t know about you, but it is feeling a little like Google has turned into the [...]
This article is in a series of articles about migrating from a regular website to a WordPress website…
Like many things on the web, whether you a 100% techie or 100% marketing or somewhere in between the day comes when you have to improve, change or modify your website. I am about 50% techie and 50% [...]
This article is the 4th of a series of articles about WordPress In The Enterprise. This article is a work in progress, I am going to add to it as I go about this process, since I am tackling an issue that right now has no easy answer in the enterprise, and that is how [...]
Like may things in the web everybody is looking for the edge. You can go and read the JimBoykin.com site and get some interactive agency to do an audit, but often it is the same SEO stuff over and over.
A couple of years ago, at the beginning of SEO, Search Engine Optimization, around 2001, I [...]
This article is related to the first three posts about Implementing WordPress in the Enterprise Environment. One of the lonely tasks following the migration of our website from HTML and Cold Fusion based files to PHP and WordPress was to fix several thousand incoming links from Google and other search engines. Without these Redirection fixes, the [...]
Dealing With Potential Problems During Implementation
After the first two articles about WordPress for the enterprise, Article 1 and Article 2, I am writing this third articles about some of the nuances of the process of converting an old home grown CMS based site to WordPress for the Enterprise. There are and always will be some [...]
WordPress Enterprise Issue And Plugins
Now that you have read my first article,WordPress For The Enterprise – Article 1, which is really more about reasons why to do a WordPress enterprise implementation, let’s get into what is missing; how we are dealing with it; the absolutely necessary plugins that are out there and the big issues. [...]
As many WordPress users know, WordPress has become an application with critical mass. That’s not to say it is perfect or has all the application features you may need. That’s where plugins come in.
So let’s say you use WordPress for your personal blog. Fine. You know how to set it up; you know how to [...]
This blog entry is the first in a series of articles about taking WordPress and making it work for the enterprise. I figure, because I am in the middle of it, I might as well share some of the advantages and pitfalls of using wordpress for your enterprise solution, or as many will call it, getting [...]
