Quick Tips

Stopping Clients From Switching Their WordPress Theme

When using WordPress as a CMS for client projects, you quite likely do not want to confuse the client by allowing them to change their theme or install new ones. Luckily, disabling these options from the admin menu is quite easy. (more…)

February 17, 2010

Posted in Quick Tips, Wordpress

Allowing WordPress Contributors to upload files

When managing a multi-user WordPress setup, any post by a user with the Contributor class will be held for editing/moderation by an editor or administrator before it is published. However, the downside to the Contributor class is that users with this role are not able to upload images for use in their posts. Luckily, the solution is simple. (more…)

February 9, 2010

Posted in Quick Tips, Wordpress

Creating Printable Grids with InDesign

For many graphic designers, the creation of a new piece starts with sketches on paper. In order to ensure that this step is effective, your sketching should be done with consideration of the proportions of the final media. Drawing a boatload of boxes before you even actually begin to concept is tedious and a waste of time. So why not let your computer do it for you?

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November 5, 2009

Posted in Design, Quick Tips