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The Cornershop Blog
Join us for WordPress Day at the 2016 NTC
Whether you’re currently using or are considering using WordPress, we hope you’ll join us for WordPress Day at the 2016 NTC!
Find the best WordPress plugin for your site
With more than 40,000 plugins on WordPress.org and thousands of premium plugins on other plugin marketplaces, how do you determine which plugins to use on your site?
Welcome, Chelsea and De’Yonté!
We’ve been too busy to give our two newest teammates, Chelsea and De’Yonté, a proper welcome here, but believe us — they’ve already been hard at work (and play)! We’re absolutely thrilled to welcome these two to the team, and… More
WordPress and AJAX: An Introduction
There are a lot of ways to go about implementing AJAX in WordPress, but some ways are better than others. After identifying some “no nos” we’ll then dive into two good approaches, the first being admin-ajax.php.
Happy birthday to us, Happy Birthday to us!
Three years of Cornershop fun, by the numbers.
Engagement Tips and Tricks from 2016 Presidential Candidates
A quick tour of 2016 presidential candidate websites, which have been optimized for engagement, reveals several tactics nonprofits can use to draw folks in.
Bad Behavior breaks Apple iTunes Store Podcasts
Conflicts and compromises occur at the intersection of security and functionality.
Introducing Monica!
We can’t contain our excitement to introduce the newest Cornershop team member, Monica Patel, who joins us as a project manager. Monica comes to us with more than a decade of experience with strategic communications, online & social media campaigning, and fundraising.
Cornershop’s at 15NTC
Lesley, Ira and Ben are tabling and presenting at this year’s NTEN event in Austin. Don’t miss ’em!
An unlikely metaphor: How Linux semaphores are like bathroom keys
You’ll never think about semaphors nor restaurant bathrooms quite the same way again.
A run-in with Javascript
Ever noticed how the first few words of an article in a print publication are often set in small caps? It’s a typographic convention known as a run-in and it can add a bit of sophistication to an otherwise uninviting block of… More