Adam Cherry
Enhance your WordPress site’s search with FacetWP
Adam gives a rundown of the FacetWP feature set and why it has helped to change the way he approaches WordPress searches.
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Adam Cherry
11 November,2021 ● 5 MIN READ
Converting multiple WordPress sites into one multisite
In this blog, Adam gives an in-depth guide in converting multiple WordPress sites into one Multisite.
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Adam Cherry
18 August,2020 ● 6 MIN READ
Using ACF blocks to conditionally enqueue scripts
A quick guide on how to enqueue external JS and CSS libraries, if your page/post is using a custom Gutenberg Block.
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Adam Cherry
5 June,2020 ● 5 MIN READ
Creating custom bulk edit options in WooCommerce
Adam has a quick guide showing how to create your own bulk edit options in WooCommerce, using ACF.
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Adam Cherry
22 April,2020 ● 5 MIN READ
Being a Web Developer in 2019/20 – Part 2: Choosing the right CSS framework
Part 2 of the series, Adam weighs up the pros and cons of the 3 popular CSS frameworks, to help find which is best for you.
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Adam Cherry
15 January,2020 ● 5 MIN READ
Wibblers go to WordCamp Dublin 2019
Paudie and his gang of Wibblers head south for the weekend to take on WordCamp Dublin.
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Adam Cherry
23 October,2019 ● 6 MIN READ
Being a Web Developer in 2019/20 – Part 1: CSS or Bootstrap?
In part 1 of this 3 part series. Adam discusses the positives and negatives of using Bootstrap in 2019.
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Adam Cherry
18 September,2019 ● 6 MIN READ
Adam – One month as a Wibbler
Adam talks about his time at Wibble this last month and his experience in transitioning from university life to working as our newest Wibbler.
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Adam Cherry
11 July,2019 ● 7 MIN READ
WordPress Development: How to set up Continually chat bots on your site.
Adam has created an easy to follow guide on how to set up Continual.ly chat bots, in WordPress. These are steps everyone can take when adding chat bots to their site.
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Adam Cherry
19 June,2019 ● 5 MIN READ
WordPress Development: How to set up a site locally with Local by Flywheel.
Local by Flywheel is an easy to use localhost development tool, that pre-installs WordPress. Adam has written a quick guide on how to setup Local and its extensions.
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Adam Cherry
28 May,2019 ● 5 MIN READ