by Radley Sustaire | Apr 1, 2021 | WordPress Development
Many times I have been tasked to build two websites for a business. As a developer it is my responsibility to advise how these two websites should interact, or if they should interact at all. This can be very difficult for the developer, and can be very expensive for... by Radley Sustaire | Jan 17, 2020 | MySQL, WordPress Development
If you are working with a custom post type that has many fields you might want to let users filter by those fields. This filtering can be very powerful. With the limitations of a MySQL and more specifically, WordPress’s metadata tables, filtering by custom... by Radley Sustaire | Dec 10, 2019 | WordPress Development
“Today a customer called in to let us know a product was being quoted by UPS for $90 to be shipped, while using the UPS calculator yourself showed a total cost of $30.”– Client’s support ticket That’s an upsetting bug report to get from a... by Radley Sustaire | Dec 9, 2019 | WordPress Development
WordPress Multisite allows you to host multiple websites with a shared collection of users and plugins. You might need to remove one of the sites for various reasons. If you end up with only one site active, it would be nice to revert to a single site install. These... by Radley Sustaire | Dec 5, 2019 | Google API's, WordPress Development
Let’s assume you are setting up a store locator or distance search system on WordPress. The client provided you with a spreadsheet of companies that you’ve already imported to a post type. The spreadsheet included business name, phone numbers, and the...