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Bonzai

  • Serving Up a Wordpress Site

    All the of the data for pages, menus, posts and media aren't saved on any of the wordpress theme folders, but on the SQL database. So you can either export the local database and upload it to the new one or use the import / export tools under t…
    Comment by Bonzai March 30 permalink
  • Personal site review (responsive layout)

    I like it, think the Website looks clean and professional. You said you only worked on the HTML/ CSS side of things, so not sure if its something that's going to be added later, but what I've always hated was a page jumping from one point…
    Comment by Bonzai January 15 permalink
  • Help with PHP Login

    I wouldn't recommend using mysql_connect for your login. You would be much better off using PDO. Here's a tutorial on how to use it: PDO tutorial
    Comment by Bonzai January 9 permalink
  • Website Keyword Stacking

    You will be better off putting a link to your site in the footer of the website. Since it's a link, it will mean more for your site and also, that's usually the place everyone looks to find out who designed the site.
    Comment by Bonzai January 8 permalink
  • css minification

    Might be worth looking into SASS / Compass for this, as they can compile it into a compressed CSS file. The advantage with working like this is, you'll have your SCSS files that you work on and your css file get generated automatically. And if …
    Comment by Bonzai January 8 permalink
  • Dynamic Page on Static Site

    http://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/theme-development/developing-your-first-wordpress-theme-day-1-of-3/ I like the wp.tutsplus.com website for Wordpress theme development, they have some nice tips and tutorials for it.
    Comment by Bonzai January 8 permalink
  • Dynamic Page on Static Site

    Personally I would rather turn the whole site into a Wordpress theme. Building a custom theme really isn't that hard and you'll find loads of tutorials on it online. How the process usually works, and this is how I build all my custom them…
    Comment by Bonzai January 7 permalink
  • Faster CSS!

    It's better to have all your styles in one CSS, the more css files you have, the more HTTP requests your site has to make. The same goes for your javascript files. Here's a great video by Chris to help with improving site performance: http…
    Comment by Bonzai January 7 permalink
  • Losslessly Compress Images (Windows)

    @Watson90 - I've seen a few sites that offer this service, including crush, but my problem is that I need it to run on my pc. I have a few e-commerce sites I developed and one of them has about 10 000 images and everything comes to more than 1g…
    Comment by Bonzai January 7 permalink
  • From ideas to reality. Anyone?

    A good route to go down when taking on a very large project would be to get a few more people on board to help with completing a beta version of the project. If you don't have funds to pay someone a salary, it might be worth trying to find some…
    Comment by Bonzai January 7 permalink
  • My menu can't be clicked on...

    Hey, Had a quick look at it and what's causing the problem is the code for your anchor tags. In your css code "#header li a", remove "position: relative" Everything will shift to the left, but you can fix that by increasi…
    Comment by Bonzai January 5 permalink