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Indigo Tree recently attended the first ever Frontier Conference held in London. The event was a mix of design & development, with some great insight into current development trends, some…
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On friday, 7th October, we teamed up with the Hospice of St Francis, supporting the Hospice’s ‘Go Purple’ fundraising event at a celebration to mark the launch of our exciting…
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The team recently attended WordCamp Manchester 2016, a great event attended by about 200 other developers. It was great to meet and network with other professionals in the field, and…
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We outgrew our old name LT Consulting Solutions and have now become Indigo Tree.
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Backup your WordPress websites using a simple easy to use batch script.
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Nobody wants their website to be hacked, but if you sit in an coffee shop using their public WiFi to login to your HTTP website then you might as well…
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target=”_blank”. It’s a piece of code very commonly used to make an <a> tag open the href in a new window. But what is a target? Why is it blank?…
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Archived: At Indigo Tree we no longer use Bootstrap in our theme so the instructions in this post may no longer apply. In today’s age of mobile devices, responsive design…
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If you’ve never used image editing software before, you’ll be in for a surprise when you come to save the files. Adobe Photoshop has over twenty formats to choose from,…
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A grid system is a collection of HTML/CSS parts that allow you to structure the user interface of your website and position the website’s components in chosen places. At its…
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Why we edit fonts and typefaces The environment we learn in influences the way we act in many ways, such as the accent we speak with, the order we write…
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Recently we decided to move our InfiniteWP installation over to a new server, which provided a good opportunity to clean out some historical data and schedule some regular backups. We’ve…
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If you search for “content marketing” on Google, you’ll find an abundance of articles advocating its benefits and necessity, with some even featured on sites as large as Forbes and…
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Installing WordPress projects can seem repetitive at times. With the help of Windows we can perform an automated WordPress installation.
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Reflection is the ability to introspect and reverse-engineer functions, classes, methods, and interfaces during runtime. This makes it possible to find specific information about your code, such as a class’s…
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Introduction Many text editors have their own way of allowing developers to code faster such as; keyboard shortcuts, snippets and auto complete, to name a few. Emmet takes a different…
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“When it comes to search on mobile devices, users should get the most relevant and timely results, no matter if the information lives on mobile-friendly web pages or apps.” Google…
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There are many ways you can use video as part of your strategy to promote your goods or services. You can use it to introduce your product, with a product…
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Recently I found myself trying to add an active css class to a navigation bar in a Laravel 4 project. Fortunately, much like everything in Laravel, there is a straightforward…
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Last week I was absolutely delighted to receive notification from the Women’s Business Council (WBC) that they had awarded me the honorary title of ‘Role Model’ and published my story…
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Like most developers, we tend to start all our WordPress sites the same way. Add various plugins, install a starter theme, create pages and update various options. It’s rarely any different. After manually…
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Developing clean coded websites at speed has always been a challenge for developers. This article will span over four posts and hopefully will encourage the speedy developer in you to…
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WP CLI is a fantastic command-line tool for working with WordPress. You can set up new installs, install plugins, and update settings all from your terminal window. However, for MAMP…
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At the moment for my business to consumer website clients, mobile visits are typically around 20% of all website visitors, so it is important to consider the experience of the…
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Do you notice the favicon for the Indigo Tree website next to the url in your browser? It is the little square box with the icon and is also displayed…
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A Quick Response (QR) code is a two-dimensional barcode that can be scanned by a camera on a smartphone and then automatically pull up websites, text, photos, videos and music.…
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Colours can change our mood, in a blue room you may feel more relaxed and calm, whereas in a yellow room you may feel anxious. So what difference does colour…
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On Thursday 22nd July, Louise Towler from Indigo Tree gave a 10-minute presentation at BNI Union in Berkhamsted. The presentation covered all aspects of her business, including: website development search…
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Upgrading WordPress I have just upgraded the Indigo Tree website to WordPress 3. It was already using the theme Thesis 1.6 so I also took the opportunity to upgrade to…
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