Tag Archives: WordPress

Site Launch: Council of Turkish Canadians

Posted on May 3, 2010 by Mike

Today marked the launch of a redesign of the Web site for the Council of Turkish Canadians. The site was built using WordPress which gives the content manager the flexibility to be able to easily manage the Web site’s content … Continue reading →

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Quick fix for “Simple Feed List” WordPress plugin

Posted on November 30, 2009 by Mike

I came across a bug today with a RSS feed plugin we use for one of our WordPress-powered client sites. The bug is with Simple Feed List (v 1.4,  by David Artiss), and occurs when the feed link supplied  is … Continue reading →

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Tutorial: Turning WordPress into a CMS using WPML

Posted on November 11, 2009 by Mike

A couple of weeks ago I was part of a team here at iStudio that helped launch the redesign of the TeamCOPD Web site (by the Canadian Lung Association). Part of my involvement in the project was setting up the … Continue reading →

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Launch of Lorna Schultz Nicholson

Posted on October 23, 2009 by Mike

This evening I launched a redesign of a Web site for Lorna Schultz Nicholson – a writer, presenter and speaker. This site marked a complete overhaul of both the design and wireframe as most of the existing content was outdated … Continue reading →

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iStudio launches a redesign of TeamCOPD – an online community for COPDers and supporters

Posted on October 20, 2009 by Mike

Today iStudio launched the redesign of the TeamCOPD Web site – a new online community for COPDers (and their supporters), by the Lung Association. The Web site features several social feeds – Twitter, Flickr and YouTube – and allows for … Continue reading →

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