After a few weeks of work and review, Athens Housing Authority is now live! This site was done entirely in Drupal 6 with the obligatory CCK and Views modules, along with some of my other favorites. I created a Zen subtheme specifically for AHA that works even in IE6.
I want to thank to folks at AHA for being such a joy to work with.
A step-by-step guide for creating custom queries that filter posts based on ACF relationship fields using Kadence Advanced Query Loop blocks. Prerequisites Step 1: Set Up Your ACF Relationship Field Step 2: Create Your Advanced Query Loop Block Step 3: Create the Custom Query Function Add this code via Code Snippets (or functions.php): phpadd_filter( ‘kadence_blocks_pro_query_loop_query_vars’,…
Filemaker 11 is certainly leaps ahead of previous versions. charts, scripted report creation, quick find, object inspector, object focus scripting, portal filtering and object badges are awesome editions to the pallet of tools available for data developers and designers. There are a lot of excellent reviews out there about what the latest version contains. However, there are a few features that could use some attention.
When building custom post types with Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), you might find yourself needing to display taxonomy information in specific ways that go beyond Kadence WP’s Element template default capabilities. Recently, I needed to create a sponsor page that would dynamically show the sponsor’s level (Gold, Bronze, etc.) for a specific year without duplicating…
I read this article on CNET. Google Plus has been around for months, now. I keep hearing about how fantastic it is, but most of us who clicked the ‘Keep Me Posted’ button or received
invitations can’t join because they’ve ‘temporarily exceeded maximum
capacity’ almost since the service began.
Hey everyone, I want to share something I’ve been working on called GhostTrap. If you’ve ever dealt with spam comments on WordPress, you know how frustrating it can be. GhostTrap is designed to quietly handle that problem without bothering your real users. No CAPTCHAs, no puzzles, just clean comment sections.
This is the second in a series of tutorials on creating and editing wordpress pages and posts. In this session, we’ll tour the dashboard and learn how to customize it for our needs. We’ll study the anatomy of the administrative interface with a preference for discussing the areas we’ll be using most. We’ll discuss the…
