Support – Page 2 – JDM Digital

February 2017

Defining Support

Let’s not get our terms jumbled. Feature requests do not count as “Support.” Let’s take a quick look at how JDM Digital defines “Support.”

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August 2014

JDM Now Offers Premium Support

Whether you’ve gone and deleted your entire website or simply need help adding a few features, JDM Digital’s new “Premium Support” includes robust, personal support services straight from the people who built your website.

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August 2013

WordPress 3.6 Released

Last night, the latest version of WordPress (3.6) was released to the public. Besides a lot of bug and security fixes, the update comes with a few much anticipated updates. Let’s take a look before you backup and upgrade to WordPress 3.6. New Default Theme, “Twenty Thirteen” The new default theme puts focus on your …

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September 2012

Let there be Web Departments

In many businesses, the website is managed by either the marketing or IT departments. Unfortunately, neither are really best suited for this initiative and inevitably it leads to a turf war where the only casualty is the website itself. Your website is not a bastard of your brochures, nor an outgrowth of your group calendar. …

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August 2012

What’s Your ProScore?

JDM regularly encourages (and sponsors) employees to take on side projects that either benefit the community or challenge us in new and innovative ways. Today, we’re proud to announce the launch of our latest project, ProScore. ProScore is a free site scorer unlike any on the web today.

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Labs Post

August 2012

Everyone Needs a Sandbox

When I was a child, I had a sandbox. I absolutely LOVED that thing. Now I’m in the digital business, I still have a sandbox, but it’s a digital one used for testing, learning and tweaking web technologies for clients. Of course, EVERYONE with a website should have a sandbox. Why? There’s a difference between …

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October 2011

JDM Drops IE6 Compatibility

Fighting compatibility issues with IE6 is one of the most frustrating things developers have to deal with. It takes up a disproportionate amount of development time to ensure backwards compatibility with software more than 10 years old. Well, we’re not gonna do it any more.

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