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I'm not a server admin. I don't run server stacks and optimize buffer pools. This is where Cloudways saved the day.

Just a few days ago, CodePen released its top pens and posts of 2017. I was surprised to see one of my posts not only in the top 20, but in the top 10 posts of the year!

As 2017 comes to a close, it seems fitting to do what so many others are doing and reflect back on the year that was.

After having to look this up a couple of times now, I figured I'd share my approach. While you currently can't technically style previous sibling elements, I've figured out a pretty handy workaround.

So, the beginning of the year is always a time to set resolutions and commit to new challenges. As last year came to a close, I was starting to get back into photography a little bit and wanted to create something a bit more tangible to track my progress.

WordCamp Orlando was held last weekend and, as a newcomer to the WordPress community, I wanted to check it out and see how the WP community compares to the Drupal community...

At this point in my development career, I pretty much always leave hidden files showing. Problem is, sometimes I need to show files on a new computer.

One of the most popular posts on this blog (and one of my most popular pens on CodePen) is replacing bullet list item styles with Font Awesome icons. I figured I’d follow that up with replacing the star rating …

Using the .htaccess file, you can force www or non-www URLs using the following snippets that should appear ABOVE any other code in your WordPress .htaccess.

As forcing HTTPS on sites becomes more and more important, I wanted to document the process in Drupal 7 for myself (and anyone else who might find it helpful!).