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If you are a theme developer and use Visual Composer you really should look into Ultimate Addons for Visual Composer. It’s a really great expansion of the page builder tool.
If you are bundling the Ultimate Addons for Visual Composer with your theme you’re going to want to disable the activation notice for your end users.
How to do this really should have been documented somewhere by the plugin author, but I digress.
I spent the better part of my morning working this out so here it is:
If you love using WooCommerce as an ecommerce tool like me, at some point you will probably look into using the Google Product Feed extension.
This extension creates a feed for Google Merchant Center to pull from so your products show up in the Google Products section of search results. It’s a great extension and you can check it out at: http://www.woothemes.com/products/google-product-feed/
That said, I ran into an issue with this extension. By default the extension adds all products to the feed. There is a section on each WooCommerce product page that gives you the option to exclude the product feed.
This is a nice feature, but if you are like me and have a client that has 250 products and only wants to include 3 of those products in the feed what do you do?
[bctt tweet=”I don’t want go through each product and click the exclude button. That would take forever!!”]
If you’re starting a new business or changing the direction of your current business, the budget required to hire someone to create a website for you may not be feasible, and navigating the technologies required to create a website yourself can be rather confusing, especially because new technologies and tools are emerging at a rampant speed.
But despite challenges, with the right tools, it’s entirely possible to learn how to design your own website – even if you feel technologically handicapped.
Besides doing everything we can to serve our clients, at Share Web Design we strive to support the intrepid DIYer with free web design help.
We do this through our blog by anticipating and answering your design and marketing questions, through YouTube tutorials and by offering the option to message us for help.
[bctt tweet=”We want you to say “Yes I can!””]
Last night I had an “oops” moment. I was running way too many programs at once, watching a movie, and I decided it would be a good idea to transfer a bunch a files all at the same time. My Mac had a different opinion about that and froze up on me.
I didn’t think it was an issue at first. I restarted my computer and everything worked great.
[bctt tweet=”Then I opened up Dreamweaver and all my site definitions were gone. Bummer!! 🙁 “]
Thankfully there is a quick fix for this. As long as you backup your Mac or use restore points on a Windows machine you are saved.
This is what you need to do:
Contact Form Seven is a great plugin, but it is missing one essential feature when it comes to tracking conversions. That is redirecting to a thank you page on form submit.
This tutorial will explain how to redirect to a Thank You Page with WordPress Contact Form 7
