Articles Tagged 'advanced'
Twitter Marketing Guide: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
1STWD EditorialLet’s presume you’re already familiar with the basics of Twitter and your current goal is to grow your follower count. Want to learn advanced techniques?
Creating Your Own CMS Part 1 – Secure Login
Brad BillmanHave you ever built a site to realize it is a pain to manage? There are a lot of CMS options out there but some of them cost money, some are hard to learn, some your hosting company might not support, and well sometimes they just don't have everything thing that you want. So today I am going to start to teach you how to create your own simple CMS. Today I will get into how you can find a design and get your secure login setup. This will be a series of blogs but to be honest I am not sure how advanced I will be going. If I wanted to spill it all and tell you how to build the CMS that my company uses then it might take a few blogs.
Use PHP Flat File Cache To Lighten Database Load
We know how much fun it is to have to write the same query 12 different times and/or do a lot of LEFT, INNER, or explicit JOINs to the data that we need. There are several different available methods of caching available depending on the environment we are developing in. One that is very quick and simple is Flat File caching and it can also serve many different purposes. These methods are slightly advanced and can be very helpful if you have built your own custom CMS for your website. Later we will link to more basic practices that can lead you up to these methods.
How To Create An Options Page For Your WordPress Theme
WordPress is one of the most popular Content Management Systems. Also WordPress is a CMS of choice for many web developers It’s relatively easy to use, but can be made even simpler when you include an administration panel for users when making themes. Additionally, themes buyers find the options panel too easy to use rather than having to open up the PHP template files and fiddling with the code.
