Hamburger icon? Most people think a juicy and tasty hamburger, but in web design, a hamburger icon? What is that? Well, there is such an icon and it doesn’t look anything close to a hamburger. It’s an icon that is 3 lines or also called a triple bar, and it’s used to signify on a
[Continue Reading...]#WordPressWednesday 2014 Volume 13
Lucky number 13 for #WordPressWednesday! Well, it’s lucky for me as it’s my favorite number. This week I’m just putting up 10 in this week’s #WordPressWednesday roundup because I wanted to touch up on WordCamps and WordPress Meetups. Eventually, I’ll post something more in-depth on both. For those of you located within 2 hours of
[Continue Reading...]Creating a Community With Comments on Your Blog
Content is King, but your Visitors are Queen. For those who’ve read my blog that have been long time members of any forum or group I’ve been on, you know I say this repeatedly. It might be a done to ad nauseum. However, today we are going to focus on the visitor part. Blogs thrive
[Continue Reading...]Two Ways to Retrieve Your WordPress Password
Sometimes you forget. You might find it annoying, but when there are so many things to do and remember on a daily basis, some things slide through your mind and out your ear, like perhaps your password to log into you admin panel for WordPress. This article will explain three ways for you to be
[Continue Reading...]#WordPressWednesday 2014 Volume 12
#WordPressWednesday is really fun to put together as there’s a lot to learn. Another bright point about the weekly event is seeing all the great progress people are taking to contribute to the WordPress community. So… just in case this is a first time for you at Blondish.net, #WordPressWednesday is a weekly event where I
[Continue Reading...]Charge What You’re Worth And Deliver An Excellent Experience
Charging what you’re worth doesn’t always make sense? How can that be? Sandra Martini’s article on this really fails across the board because it doesn’t come from the right angle. In fact, it’s so wrong that it’s scary. Her message tells you to adjust your rate when a client complains, when it should be the
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