Nick GernertNovember 26th, 2012
I’m excited to announce the release of a WordPress plugin our team developed to help better the search experience of WordPress-based sites — Lift Search for WordPress. What is Lift? Lift is a plugin for WordPress that leverages the search index power of Amazon CloudSearch to improve your WordPress-powered site’s search. Why create Lift? If [...]
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Nick GernertAugust 2nd, 2012
In 2001, Voce’s Platforms team came together to do one thing – build great web experiences upon great content platforms. Since then, the team has delivered products across a myriad of platforms while always in search of the best platforms that could deliver for our programs. In 2006, we had the opportunity to build the [...]
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Pete SchiebelJanuary 9th, 2012
In case you missed the first part of this unexpected series, check out Customize your WordPress Login page from a few months ago. Those instructions are still valid, the only thing we are doing different is adjusting the stylesheet. The release of WordPress 3.3, like all WordPress updates, brought a lot of good new features. [...]
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Nick GernertSeptember 15th, 2011
(Cross-posted from the WordCamp Orlando site) After the anguish of having to push on WordCamp for 2010, we’re happy to announce that WordCamp Orlando is officially back on for December 3, 2011. We’re holding the event at UCF’s Rosen College of Hospitality Managementand we can hardly wait to bring Central Florida’s WordPress community together for [...]
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Nick GernertAugust 19th, 2011
Last summer we had the privilege of being involved in the development of a new project for the National Center for Family Literacy where the goal of the project was to build a place where learning could be “nurtured through the power of discovery, creativity and imagination.” The result was Wonderopolis.org, a place that proves you [...]
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Michael Pretty (prettyboymp)March 16th, 2011
When dealing with migrating data from other platforms into WordPress, I’ve run into issues with using a normal HTTP request to kick off the import due to amount of time the import takes. The best solution I’ve found is to have a script integrate into WordPress and kick it off from a command line instead [...]
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Jeff StielerDecember 20th, 2010
One of my favorite features of (most) interpreted programming languages is the Read-Eval-Print-Loop or REPL. REPLs allow for much quicker feedback during experimentation, and are invaluable tools for learning a language. When I started working with PHP more extensively, I quickly became frustrated with the Edit-Save-Refresh workflow I had gotten into, especially when I was [...]
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Chris ScottDecember 8th, 2010
I recently switched from TextMate–which I’ve used for the past three years–to NetBeans as my primary code editor for WordPress development. Why? NetBeans has some nice features which make development easier and quicker: Code completion for PHP and JavaScript (including jQuery) Inline PHP validation errors PhpDoc integration Jump to function usage/definition Built-in debugger that works [...]
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Michael Pretty (prettyboymp)November 30th, 2010
Since the addition of custom post types to WordPress in version 2.9, one of the questions I’ve seen most on message boards and forums has been from users trying to figure out how to have their custom post type have loop pages like the built in posts post type does. Initially, when the permalink handling [...]
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Voce's jack-of-all-trades, Mike makes sure Voce has the resources to provide the kind of high-level support clients have come to know and love.
