Category: Wordpress

I have been fleshing out some of the web site content. It has got me thinking. When the earthquake happened in Wellington November 2016 a lot of offices closed and did not re-open until the buildings were deemed safe to use. I recall a few people saying it did not disrupt their work too much

I was thinking of an office resource area that people could go to find information. In a large office there would be an intranet setup that would control that process. I was thinking of something a little more Ad-hoc. A site to easily find information. It might be a resource that you wanted to share

I went along to August WordPress meetup: Maintaining and updating 80+ WordPress Sites talk that was very interesting. The main plugin/tool that was used was Manage WP.  Peter Williamson, the presenter, used the paid add-ins to do the maintenance. I have played with the free version that I found a bit limited. Still, that is

The last few posts have been looking at data from the Web into Excel or using API’s. Then doing some graphics with the data. Excel is a bit static. You have captured the data from the web and you have to send someone your workbook to view. They may not update the data, so it

Dear visitor, I hope you have enjoyed some of the posts or got some useful insights/help that have assisted you in your work or interest. I have enjoyed writing most of these and learning some varied skills along the way, not all in the areas I expected when I started the journey. One thing that

Google needs to know your web pages to see your site. So when people type in a search your site and its pages need to be indexed so that they can be found. Inside WordPress you need to add a plugin that maps your site pages and posts. The plugin I use is Google XML

SSL (Secure Socket Layer) is an encryption process for web pages. I have looked at this in the past to try and set up using a free SSL certificate but found the whole process a bit disorienting. Its not doing just one thing but a few. I got lost within the labyrinth so did a

This video is an overview of how to set up WordPress. It follows on from How to Setup a totally free self hosted website Video (34.24Min) The first post told you how to set up the site. This one tells you how to use the WordPress programme to adapt it to what YOU want to do

This post follows on from Totally FREE Property Management Information Site (apart from your time) Part 1 Video (6.16Min) The main property plugin is this one: WP-Property-Property and Real Estate Management Plugin for WordPress. Create a directory of real estate / rental properties and integrate them into you WordPress CMS. There is a video on

I have a Property Information Demonstration Site that can hold information on properties in a portfolio. Video ( 9.30Min) Being currently unemployed I have time to explore the AM/FM visualisation area that I am interested in. Tools that I use need to be either free or common. On WordPress sites I am always looking for