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John M.F. Hawkins, Everybody!

By The Mighty Mo! Design Co. / June 28, 2013 / Comments Off on John M.F. Hawkins, Everybody!

John Hawkins is among the coolest guys I have ever met.  If I could pay to watch this video, I would.

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Mobile Menu Breaks In Zurb Foundation WordPress Theme

By The Mighty Mo! Design Co. / June 27, 2013 / Comments Off on Mobile Menu Breaks In Zurb Foundation WordPress Theme

I have been using Zurb’s Foundation framework for a while now, and it seems like every time I create a WordPress theme out of it, I run into issues with the mobile top bar menu breaking. It turns out the issue has to do with the fact that Zurb doesn’t like the version of jQuery that…

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Pagination With query_posts in a Custom WordPress Page Template

By The Mighty Mo! Design Co. / April 3, 2013 / Comments Off on Pagination With query_posts in a Custom WordPress Page Template

Every now and then I run into the problem where pagination doesn’t work in a custom page template. The problem usually lies in my handling of query_posts. The solution is to write the query as follows: [source] Enjoy!

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How To Secure BuddyPress with SSL

By The Mighty Mo! Design Co. / November 14, 2012 / Comments Off on How To Secure BuddyPress with SSL

Today I had to secure a BuddyPress site with a standard SSL certificate. Adding define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true); to your wp-config.php file will get you most of the way there. This simple step will secure your wp-admin and wp-login.php pages, but it will not secure the BuddyPress end of things. To force SSL on BuddyPress member, group,…

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Custom Post Types Don’t Work on archive.php, Category pages, etc.

By The Mighty Mo! Design Co. / July 6, 2012 / Comments Off on Custom Post Types Don’t Work on archive.php, Category pages, etc.

It took me a lot of googling, but I finally found a solution to getting my WordPress custom post types to display on archive pages!  Hooray!  I know I did this before (probably numerous times), but I was too tired to go looking through old code. Thanks to ma’ main man, Chris, for the following…

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