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Wordpress bootstrap carousel tutorial

How to create your own Bootstrap WordPress carousel that uses tags/categories and Featured Images

Note: This tutorial is more than four years old and is now out-of-date. These days I recommend using the Genesis Framework for WordPress and in the sites I build I incorporate the new Bootstrap v4 […]

Best charity non-profit websites

The best charity/nonprofit websites – and what you can learn, copy or steal from them – Part 1

I had hoped here to showcase some of the best small charity websites, but unfortunately it’s pretty hard to find many good examples. If you know of any great ones that are built on a […]

Best online charity donation system

In search of the best small charity online donation system

Generating income via online donations is a key feature of most charity websites, and is often a basis for making the decision to invest funds in creating a new site. Inspiring supporters to open their […]

Free Websites - the options

How to build a charity website for free (or under £60)

If you’re just starting out and really have very little or no money at all to spend on getting your charity online – then here’s my pick of the options available. Remember that you don’t […]

Converting Bootstrap to WordPress

Tutorial: How to convert a Bootstrap site template into a WordPress website – Part 5

Note: This tutorial is more than four years old and is now out-of-date. These days I recommend using the Genesis Framework for WordPress and in the sites I build I incorporate the new Bootstrap v4 […]

Tutorial on WordPress and Bootstrap menus

Tutorial: How to convert a Bootstrap site template into a WordPress website – Part 4

Note: This tutorial is more than four years old and is now out-of-date. These days I recommend using the Genesis Framework for WordPress and in the sites I build I incorporate the new Bootstrap v4 […]

Bootstrap WordPress tutorial

Tutorial: How to convert a Bootstrap site template into a WordPress website – Part 3

Note: This tutorial is more than four years old and is now out-of-date. These days I recommend using the Genesis Framework for WordPress and in the sites I build I incorporate the new Bootstrap v4 […]

Convert Bootstrap to WordPress

Tutorial: How to convert a Bootstrap site template into a WordPress website – Part 2

Note: This tutorial is more than four years old and is now out-of-date. These days I recommend using the Genesis Framework for WordPress and in the sites I build I incorporate the new Bootstrap v4 […]

Convert Bootstrap to WordPress

Archive: How to convert a Bootstrap site template into a WordPress website – Part 1

Note: This tutorial is more than four years old and is now out-of-date. These days I recommend using the Genesis Framework for WordPress and in the sites I build I incorporate the new Bootstrap v4 […]

Getting WordPress and jQuery to play nicely together

Once you start to find your feet with website management you’ll come across loads of jquery plugins that can make your site look much more interactive.

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