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Ward on the Web : Professional Blog of Stephen Ward
http://www.wardontheweb.com/
Ward on the Web is the professional blog of Stephen Ward, a seasoned web developer, online marketer, and SEO specialist.
- Added on: Aug 5th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Stephen Ward
- Listed in: Internet
Recent Posts
How to Manage External Pages within WordPress
Let’s say you install WordPress in a subdirectory of your site, but you want to use it to manage specific pages in the root directory, as well. The ideal solution would be to move the entire WordPress installation into the root directory, but ...
Find Me a Job, Win a Google Wave Invite
A week or two ago, I finally got my invite to Google Wave. Playing around with it was fun enough, but it didn’t take long before the loneliness set in. So I decided to ask my Twitter followers, Facebook friends, clients, coworkers, family, et...
Elsewhere: How to Cross-Post WordPress to a Facebook Fan Page
I just posted How to Cross-Post WordPress to a Facebook Fan Page on BoldInteractive.com. Let’s say you want to cross post to a Facebook fan page rather than a profile. Sounds easy, right? After all, it’s fairly trivial to post to a profile. Far f...
Internet Explorer Must Be Stopped
Casual web users probably find this chart amusing, but my fellow web professionals know how close it comes to the truth. Today, I’d like you to take note of the giant yellow section in the top, right-hand corner that indicates, “Time spe...
Elsewhere: Google Analytics Visitor Counts by Hour of Day and Day of Week
I just posted Google Analytics Visitor Counts by Hour of Day and Day of Week on BoldInteractive.com. Good news and bad news. I’m a pessimist realist, so we’ll start with the bad news. Bad news: Your web team says the site has to go down for maint...
10 Performance Tips to Speed Up PHP
Even the most experienced programmer can be lazy. After all, what are a few milliseconds of extra load time here or there? Users won’t notice, right? That sort of thinking is a slippery slope, though. A fraction of a second here or there, me...
