How to Allow Editors to Edit Gravity Forms
We frequently instruct clients to try to keep the number of users with administrator level access to a minimum. Not everyone who will be editing site content needs to also have access to all the plugins and settings, nor should they. The problem is that by default, giving more limited access to users, such as […]
What’s the Deal With All the Cookie Pop Ups?
Cookie pop up notices are everywhere on the web. And they are annoying. What brought on this plague anyways? If you’re like most users, you just hit “Accept” so that you can move on. Especially if you believe the lines that say that some of the website performance may be affected if you don’t. What […]
Does My WordPress Website Need A SSL Certificate?
What is SSL? SSL stands for “Secure Sockets Layer”, a fancy way of saying that data is safely being transmitted to and from your website. Specifically, it means that there is a secure transmission of data between a web server and a browser. Therefore, pretty much any website needs a SSL certificate if it collects […]
An Introduction to Caching
One of the most common things a website owner will hear when trying to troubleshoot a problem is a request to “clear the browser cache”. What is a Cache? The cache (pronounced like “cash”) is a collection of frequently-used data. What caching does is enable a website to load more quickly by storing data most […]
How to Choose a Hosting Company
Updated: November 21, 2019 “You get what you pay for” definitely applies to website hosting. The factors you most need to define when deciding how to choose a hosting company are number of users per month, the size of the website, and if the website is collecting sensitive information such as credit card processing. Let’s […]
Israeli Website Accessibility Guidelines
Updated: May 29, 2019 One of the greatest things about the internet is that it has a democratizing effect – a world of information is at your fingertips online and you can instantly connect with people around the world, exploring new ideas, different opinions, and receive access to services. But it’s actually not accessible to everyone with […]
Making Editing Product Variations Simple
We’re currently working on an e-commerce website that sells, among other things, clothing and underwear in a large variety of sizes and colors. Using the WooCommerce e-commerce plugin for WordPress is fairly straightforward, but once you have four (or more) sizes, and five colors, for each product, we found that it started to get a bit unwieldy, […]