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The Web Works of Kansas City Internet Blog covers a wide range of internet related topics from WordPress web design, to search engine optimization, to business tips, to tutorial videos, to things that are simply really fun and interesting.
Most recent WebWorks of Kansas City SEO & internet blog posts
All the time, I meet with new potential Kansas City search engine optimization and web design clients who tell me they are #1 in Google search results for their keywords. “Great!” I say, “Are you happy with the revenue your website is generating.” If they were, I likely would not
Many times a website needs or wants a map to display the business location (Google Maps is our favorite). While you may need a map on your website, many times the initial map (which can be viewed larger) is fairly small. When the map is small, the speech bubble that
This is a nice all-encompassing video about getting started using Dropbox. WebWorks of KC did not make the video, but it covers all of the basic points for getting started and is especially beneficial for new WebWorks of KC clients to get started sharing files for their projects: If you
Web Works of Kansas City now has an IMDb page for the work we did on the zombie short comedy Dough of the Dead. Thanks to writer/director Brandon Prewitt for asking WebWorks of KC to help on his film project! At WebWorks of KC, we love independent films. If you
While building the website for the Peculiar Film Festival, we ran into an interesting situation: The film festival listed each of the festival selections on their own page (a post actually) with film information, a few social links for the film and the film’s trailer. Many of the films shown
January 5, 2013
by Travis PflanzI’ve decided I am going to start writing short posts whenever I have to look up something internet, WordPress, HTML, CSS, etc. related. Hopefully, the things I can’t remember how to do off the top of my head can eventually benefit someone else who stumbles upon the same question. I
January 4, 2013
by Travis PflanzDisplaying source code in your WordPress posts is extremely simple, you can add a <code> tag around your code and it will be displayed in your blog post. The problem with the <code> tag in WordPress As pointed out in Writing Code in Your Posts from the WordPress Codex, a few issues can arise
January 3, 2013
by Travis PflanzDo you not need that handy-dandy toolbar at the top of your WordPress website for any user who is not an administrator? Here’s a little snippet of code you can add to your theme’s functions.php file. This snippet of code will simply hide the WordPress toolbar from any user who
Maintaining, updating and improving your website is a task often overlooked by many first-time, and even long-time, website owners. Operating a successful website can be a daunting and tiresome task, resulting with many website owners simply giving up after following a regiment of trial-and-error attempts. As a website owner, do
