Here’s a good example of a French gite website built with a WordPress network, allowing visitors to switch between English and French language.
Martin Jarvis
A selection of articles to help website owners and developers
Passing URL parameters to a WordPress page
Do you need to pass URL parameters between pages in your WordPress site? Here’s a solution to do it with a little plugin code and a small template file change.
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) for China
How do you optimise your website content to get more prominence on Chinese search engines? Here are a few tips to improve your SEO in China
French Travel Website
Here’s a case study for a French travel website we built recently. It’s written in WordPress using a premium theme, with plenty of plugins. You can even sign up for a guest blogging account!
Is your site ready for other browsers?
Microsoft have had to notify all of their Windows users in Europe about the various web browsers they can use instead of Internet Explorer. Browsers are easy to install so why not try out a couple of alternatives?
Crowdwise – A Voting website with a difference
Crowdwise asked DMJ to build them a voting website allowing members to answer questions added to the site by other members and to add their own questions for others to answer.
Business-Scene
Business-Scene is a comprehensive member website for small businesses, allowing them to create online profiles, add articles, classified adverts, press releases, contribute to forums, and to find and book onto local business networking events.
A little credit for the developer
It’s important to acknowledge the author of code snippets you use by paying for plugins, making a financial contribution, or commenting on a blog.
Displaying your image against your WordPress comments
Thinking of adding an Avatar to a WordPress comment? You might want to consider Gravatar, a service that provides globally-unique Avatars and able to register an image as ‘belonging’ to an email address.
HTML iframe saves the day!
Converting existing websites with PHP scripting code to WordPress can cause parsing errors, problems picking up included files, or problems passing data from a form inside the included PHP file. Why not consider using HTML iframe?







