Responsive YouTube Embed – WordPress PageLines
Responsive YouTube Embed by John Surdakowski. Uses DIV containers and CSS.
PageLines also has a shortcode for Responsive Videos for YouTube & Vimeo. Uses PL shortcode.
Responsive YouTube Embed by John Surdakowski. Uses DIV containers and CSS.
PageLines also has a shortcode for Responsive Videos for YouTube & Vimeo. Uses PL shortcode.
Graphic designer since before the Internet. Started with newspaper paste-up; then art director for advertising agency in Reno, NV; and now freelancer designing marketing materials, print-on-demand t-shirt art, websites, and social media graphics.
Building a Job Board Website with WordPress – Chris Lema WP Job Manager – A lightweight, open source job board plugin for WordPress WooCommerce – eCommerce Platform Authorize.Net Extension Comparison – WooCommerce Extension Also check out: JobEngine – This theme combines powerful customization tools with a simple user experience.
WordPress 2.7.1 problem (for 1and1 shared hosting): Can’t upload images when the following plugins are installed together: “NextGEN Gallery” AND “WP Security Scan” installed together causes image upload problems. “NextGEN Gallery” AND “Multi-Level Navigation” plugins installed together causes image upload problems. Errors encountered when trying to upoad images: Warning: imagecreatefromstring() [function.imagecreatefromstring]: gd-jpeg: JPEG library reports…
Over the past few years I’ve used the following WordPress Frameworks: PageLines Framework 2.x Drag-and-drop layout via the back-end. This version is no longer the star-child for PageLines, and they’ve moved on to DMS (below). PageLines DMS 2 This is the new kid on the PageLines block. 100% Responsive drag and drop system for WordPress. All…
Themes affected: Parent theme: Thematic 0.9.6.2 Child theme: Thematic Feature Site 1.0.1 Error Message: Broken Themes The following themes are installed but incomplete. Themes must have a stylesheet and a template. Process that triggered the above error message: Using Dreamweaver CS3 for Mac was the problem. Using DW to alter the child theme’s style.css file…
This technique requires 2 WordPress plugins: Custom Contact Forms: to create the contact form and add the form field. CCF Option Sort for Custom Contact Forms: to drag-n-drop the form fields into the order that we want them to appear on the contact page. Follow the picture instructions below:
http://wpswitch.com/blog/tutorials/how-to-enable-wordpress-3-0-multisite/