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warren laine-naida

@wlainenaida on WordPress.org

Bio

If you can imagine it being a part of the web then I probably have some experience which I can share with you. I put together my first website in 1994. I have created virtual tours, social media campaigns, games, advertising apps, CRM tools, conference management apps, publication databases, blogs, websites both very big and very small … more than 300 online projects. My current focus is the Drupal CMS, WordPress CMS, Responsive Web Design, and Content Strategy. When not working on the web, I like making chocolate sculptures ….

Interests

wine, web, content strategy, chocolate, art, my kids, travel, … maybe not in that order.

WordPress Origin Story

2013. I was working in Drupal and joomla! and making my own responsive hacks for sites in these CMS. But WordPress nailed it first! I have made more than 150 sites in WordPress, mostly for people who want to spend less time making a website and more time making their story come to fruition. and SOMEWHERE is access to my old wordpress.org account so I started a new one :o)

  • Member Since: March 10th, 2018
  • Location: Germany
  • Website: warrenlainenaida.net
  • Job Title: "owner"
  • Employer: warren laine-naida | web
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  • Created a topic, Excellent and Quick Service – Excellent Product, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    We use WooCommerce for most of our eCommerce work, but…

  • Posted a reply to Neve fail “sidebar”, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    Thank you Vytis! I discovered the problem was actually the Gutenberg plugin after I updated…

  • Created a topic, Neve fail “sidebar”, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    Hello! Since yesterday I no longer see the Neve page o…

  • Created a topic, Awesome plugin, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    I manage a dozen websites, and all of them require muc…

  • Created a topic, Fast and Easy, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    I have been a Contact Form 7 fan for many years, but I…

  • Posted a reply to Password protected page not accessible / wp-login.php?action=postpass error, on the site WordPress.org Forums:
    Very cool! Thanks! We were wracking our brains about this for the last few days…