Planning and architecting a multisite church website is a balancing act. On one hand, individual campuses need to be able to effectively communicate with their unique congregations. On the other hand, consistency and alignment are necessary to create a unified and consistent brand across campuses. Striking the right balance between autonomy and alignment is critical […]
Since our inception at Mission Lab, all of our team members have worked remotely. As of writing this article, we currently have team members in 4 different time zones across the United States. Thankfully, this has allowed us to continue operating our business as normal throughout the Coronavirus pandemic and even has allowed us to
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Do you remember the shift from middle school to high school? For many, it’s a time of self-discovery where teenagers begin to grow out of things that they had previously enjoyed and begin to embrace new passions, friends, and even a new sense of who they are. Maybe you have children who are going through
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It’s only natural to reflect on the past and plan for the future at the dawn of a new year. Chances are you’ve already planned some big goals for 2020 in your organization — I know I have. 2019 was a great year at iWitness Design. We got to work with some amazing new and
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Determining the best WordPress managed hosting to use can be a daunting task. When I started iWitness Design back in 2012 I had no idea how important good WordPress hosting was or how different hosting providers were. So I signed up with an agency account with Bluehost where I had access to cPanel, email, and
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I remember the first time I discovered BuddyPress. It was several years back and I was working on on a new membership feature for my church’s website. Being a hard core developer, I rolled up my sleeves and started working through how I would handle discussions, notifications, user profiles, and the like. After spending several
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How we solved a Cross-Origin Resource Sharing problem without access to htaccess or server config files.
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We get the opportunity to use Gravity Forms on a lot of projects at iWitness Design, but often the “out of the box” options don’t achieve exactly what we need. In one particular case we wanted to be able to use a Gravity Form as a template for fields inside another Gravity Form. The kicker
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You may (or may not) have heard that WordPress will be coming out with a new editor. You know, that big box you use to write your page or post. They’re calling it Gutenberg. There is a lot of anxiety about how the Gutenberg editor might affect our websites. Will it break my site? Do
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