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How to Solve Your Customer's Problems and Make Money Doing It

Posted by Emma Ruehl on July 31, 2017

You’ve invested the time and effort to craft a solid sales message and marketing campaign. The offer is great, the price is right, and people should be flocking in your doors and email inboxes to purchase. You’ve even paid a company to help get your website to rank in the top five of Google’s search results page, and your site’s traffic has soared as a result.

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Which Base Theme We Use (and Why)

Posted by JD Collier on December 16, 2014

There are so many website themes, frameworks and opinions out there ... how do you decide which is the best foundation for your next project?

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4 Challenges With a Webforms Project, Part IV

Posted by Travis Flatt on December 03, 2014

Welcome to the fourth and final part of my in-depth look at customizing some default behavior in Webforms, and in this installment, Drupal’s Bootstrap theme. Today we’ll look specifically at repurposing bootstrap alerts and some more general minor DOM manipulation.

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4 Challenges with a Webform Project, Part I

Posted by Travis Flatt on September 23, 2014

I like Javascript. There, I said it. It’s all out there floating across the internet, and no doubt my kids will mock me for it twenty years from now when they’re busily developing code via direct brain-link. For now, though, I find it to be a remarkably versatile problem solver for things that just aren’t quite handled by the default behavior of your favorite framework or CMS.

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Web Design Trends Are Cool, But Design for Your Audience

Posted by Michelle Burk on July 23, 2014

It seems like the possibilities of web design are becoming endless. I began designing and teaching myself a little bit of coding as a kid during the times when decorating your web page with flashy graphics, scrolling text, and putting a border around everything was cool (or, more like the only thing you could really do with web design).

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A module I've been wanting for a long time — insert a block in WYSIWYG

Posted by JD Collier on July 01, 2014

Sometimes what you are looking for is right in front of you. I have been searching for a module to allow me to insert a block into a WYSIWYG field. I tried looking for a Drupal implementation like Wordpress Shortcodes, perhaps the SimpleAd module would do what I'm wanting, maybe there is a Ckeditor plugin written for this? I came up short.

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Need a Great Web Developer? Hire Through Codeup.

Posted by Amy Peveto on June 19, 2014

Whether you’re a startup or well-established San Antonio business, finding developers can be difficult; it can take months — even a year or two — to find a skilled developer. But this year we found and hired a great candidate in less than two months. And we did it through Codeup.

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Crawling vs. indexing: robots.txt and sitemap.xml

Crawling vs. Indexing: Robots.txt and sitemap.xml

Posted by JD Collier on April 15, 2014

Sometimes you need to prevent a site, page or everything at a particular path from showing up in Google search. I've heard people say to just disallow the page in robots.txt file. This is actually incorrect.

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