Posts Tagged ‘cms’

WooCommerce grown up quite a lot since its inception. Having been involved in the creation of three themes for WooCommerce I saw that it was lacking a proper product slider or carousel suitable for responsive layouts.

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Tags: cms, e-commerce, plugin, resources

WordPress 3.2 available in the USA independence day. Good timing for a software that brought freedom of expression to the world.

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Tags: cms, open source

WordPress 3.2 RC 2 is now available for download! Get it while it’s hot!
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Tags: cms

Run A News Site & Newspaper Using WordPress & Google Docs: a content manager for both web and print, as the system integrates with InDesign.

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Tags: cms, development

eBay agreed today to buy Magento, the impressive suite of e-commerce.

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Tags: cms, e-commerce, open source

Yes boys & girls! WordPress 3.1 has been released! we can now enjoy archives for CPTs, custom fields queries  and more!

• 17 CMS for your eCommerce project
• Best web design resources of August 2011
• Slides from WordCamp San Francisco 2011
• WordPress 3.2 now available!
• eBay acquires Magento

Tags: cms, open source, wordpress themes

The excerpt is great for magazine sites where only a small bunch of words can be displayed on the home page. However, the lack of a character counting functionality for the field makes it hard to know how many you already typed in. In this tutorial we will learn how to easily add a character counter for the excerpt.
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Tags: cms, javascript, tutorials, wordpress themes

A friend asked the other day how to create a featured posts section without using plugins, since most of WordPress plugins that you can find to create featured posts are a bit bloated, which isn’t neccesarily bad, since plugins authors try to address almost every situation in order to provide a more useful plugin. The drawback (with plugins in general) is that you end up with a lot of options that you seldom use. In this post we will learn how to create a featured posts section, using WordPress sticky posts and how to integrate them in a slider, using jQuery Cycle.
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Tags: cms, tutorials, wordpress themes

Ever wanted to create sites using Flash as the front-end and WordPress as the back-end CMS? SWFPress comes to extend a web developer’s toolbox by providing a framework to feed WordPress data to Flash based sites through XML.

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Tags: cms, development, flash, wordpress themes

Brad Williams, CEO of WebDevStudios recently spoke at WordCamp Philly showing how they used WordPress as the platform for an iPhone and a Facebook application. You can see the slides below:

Watch the presentation on SlideShare
Spooky WordPress: Disturbingly Brilliant Uses of WP

• Starting with BuddyPress and WordPress MU
• 17 CMS for your eCommerce project
• 5 private social networks for collaboration
• Best web design resources of July 2011
• 20 single page websites for products

Tags: cms, development, iphone, mobile, web application