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This technique requires 2 WordPress plugins: Custom Contact Forms: to create the contact form and add the form field. CCF Option Sort for Custom Contact Forms: to drag-n-drop the form fields into the order that we want them to appear on the contact page. Follow the picture instructions below:

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Got turned on to a new WordPress contact form plugin today called Custom Contact Forms. Been digging into it a little bit tonight. But I found that I couldn’t re-arrange the form’s fields. Ugh; what a pain in the ass! Then I came across the CCF Option Sort for Custom Contact Forms plugin, which allows [...]

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“Reid, you are such a blessing. Thank you for all your selfless, wonderful, top notch work for our charity and all that you do.” Kristian Darling Hope for the Holidays, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Nov 24, 2011  

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“Having worked with Reid Walley of Designparc in the past in developing a hyper local news site with WordPress, I knew the power of WordPress and Reid’s intimate knowledge of its’ functions and capabilities.  So when the firm I work for, Impact Sciences, wanted to update and revamp our existing website and set it up [...]

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I’ve always wanted to know how to set up my WordPress site so visitors could subscribe to my RSS feed and have it delivered to their email, instead of just to their feed reader. As part of social media marketing, I should have done this years ago because Feedburner allows you to track and analyze [...]

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Subtle Patterns is a collection of 101 high quality design patterns for you to use freely. New patterns added weekly. And, yes, all the texture backgrounds tile.

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In part one, we’re going to setup custom post types and custom taxonomies, without plugins. After that, we’ll build a template to check for and display media attached to custom posts. Then, in part two, we’ll use custom taxonomy templates to organize and relate media (and other types of content). Read Smashing Magazine’s full article: How [...]

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This entry is part 4 of 4 in the series WP Twenty Eleven Child theme - Reid Walley

Goal: Remove white space from top of page (between top of header and top of page). Solution: Add the following to Child theme’s style.css file: /* Remove white space between top of header and top of page */ #page { margin-top: 0; } Let’s also remove the gray line at the top of the header. [...]

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This entry is part 3 of 4 in the series WP Twenty Eleven Child theme - Reid Walley

Goal: Add Social Media Widget‘s social media icons into Header area Solution: Replace WP Twenty Eleven’s search box with a Widget area, but still display the search box when no Widget is used. Reference (from WP Tuts Plus): Creating a Simple Child Theme Using Twenty Eleven includes instructions on how to add a widget to [...]

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