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Hello again, tadpoles! This is the second of a three part series of posts, in which we aim to guide you through the process of setting up a self-hosted WordPress blog, from scratch, without pain or bruises. Last week we …

Straight up. We’re very proud of Greyzed here at eFrog Digital Design. Truth be told, we’re proud of all our c̶h̶i̶l̶d̶r̶e̶n̶ themes. This one’s a bit special though… From it’s unassuming beginnings as a free, giveaway theme, offered by The …

Hello, tadpoles! Today we start with a three-part series of posts, designed to walk you gently, but confidently, through the process of setting up a self-hosted WordPress blog, from scratch. We’ll do the whole enchilada, from soup to nuts, and …

The fear of Friday the 13th is called friggatriskaidekaphobia (Frigga being the name of the Norse goddess for whom “Friday” is named and triskaidekaphobia meaning fear of the number thirteen). Well, we think that’s a load of froggacodswallopia. We’re going …

Hi tadpoles… Allow me to editorialise for a moment, please? You know that awkward moment when you have to look a customer in the face and say, “That’ll be $99″? And you know that there’s a value/price judgement war going …

Hello again, tadpoles! A little less happy post today, a little more JGID… But one, we promise you, will help you avoid the terrible gut-wrenching sensation of data-loss, on that horrid, horrid day that your blog is hacked, deleted, or just vanishes into a hole in the ground!

Here at eFrog Digital Design, we like to believe that, as Mark Twain said in the 1880′s, in his iconic words… “clothes make the man”.  Of course, you understand, we take it to mean man, woman, blog…  Our themes are …

Hi tadpoles… So, a week or two back, we showed you how to outfit your blog with Twitter Tweet, and Facebook Like buttons. Imagine our surprise when, less than a week later, Twitter announced their new Web Intents API. From …

Hi tadpoles! Today, a story of mystery and intrigue, heroism and justice. One frog’s quest for the truth. Seriously. We recently heard from a potential customer who said they understood that when using WordPress, any design or content added to …