When we launched this site, we were using the wonderful sIFR plug-in to show non-standard fonts on our website in an accessible way. That method was great, but now with almost universal browser support for @font-face, we were able to ditch Adobe Flash and make our site more friendly for mobile device.

WordPress is among the best web software for blogging and Magento is among is among the best web software for eCommerce. So naturally a marriage between WordPress and Magento is one made in the heavens. Learn how to easily import WordPress content into a Magento page.

If you've ever tried to set up a store in Magento, you'll know one of the most frustrating things is turning the default demo store into a real store. In this (really) brief post we'll show you how to fix problems with the Magento logo appearing in some of your transactional emails.

In the popular open-source content management system (CMS) Drupal, titles display on every page as part of the Content Management System's functionality. But what if you don't want to have the titles display on some pages? For example, if you want to use a banner instead of the plain title. There's an easy way to make Drupal's node titles optional using the Content Construction Kit (CCK) module.6.x