A little over a month ago, we added Google Analytics Event tracking to many spots on the UMW website, including just about every link on the home page. After more than a month of traffic, it’s time to start sharing our findings. Baseline Information The stats included in this article are pulled from the Analytics […]
September WPHighEd Meetup
It’s time to begin thinking about our next virtual meetup. At this time, we are planning for Friday, Sept. 20, 2013 at 2 p.m. EDT. Once again, the meetup will be facilitated through Google+ Hangouts “On Air”, which means that anyone should be able to participate in the meetup and invite others to the meetup; […]
WPHighEd August Meetup
As I mentioned last week, we’re planning to host our first official virtual meetup using Google Hangouts. I think I finally figured out how to pre-schedule a Google Hangout On-Air, which means that you should be able to easily join the hangout and that it will be recorded and stored on YouTube for future reference. […]
Let’s Hang Out
As I mentioned in the initial welcome post, one of the any things I’d like to do with this site is to use it to help facilitate virtual meetups about WordPress in higher ed. While we’re not necessarily ready to put a regular schedule in concrete, we are happy to announce that we will be […]
Genesis 2.0 – User Beware
Those of you that are using Genesis as your parent theme or framework may have noticed that there’s a new version available. Genesis 2.0 is a major overhaul to the old theme, including a fairly new structure, new hooks and actions, and completely new styles. However, if you’re using a custom theme built on top […]
Quick Tip: Assigning Admins Within Multisite
Anyone with a large multisite installation has probably been there before; when you set up a new site, you set yourself as the main administrator just to get through the setup process, but then you want to hand it off to someone else. You go to Settings -> General in the administration area and put […]
WordPress, Accessibility and Higher Ed
Accessibility is a hot-button issue in higher ed. In many cases, the Web team is passionate about ensuring equal access for everyone, but no one knows quite how to go about it, and the administration isn’t willing to provide the necessary financial resources to make it a priority. At that point, the question becomes “What […]