To change it is simple, just add the following code in the functions.php file.

 

// added
add_filter(‘wp_mail_from’, ‘new_mail_from’);
add_filter(‘wp_mail_from_name’, ‘new_mail_from_name’);

function new_mail_from($old) {
return ‘info@mydomain.org’;
}
function new_mail_from_name($old) {
return ‘My Site Name’;
}

Her site was “rebuilt” to look as it did but on a WordPress / Genesis platform.

FSI is also consulting on a strategy to work with online publishing and social media.

This can be a formidable task for the developer/consultant as well as the client to understand how the platforms all tie into a marketing strategy.

Except for large project, we develop exclusively on WordPress for websites, and fortunately there are some great plugins to easily (almost) set up a way to PUSH or PULL content between your website and FaceBook Page and Twitter account.  The client may want to post their content on all platforms separately, but this is burdensome for most.  It is more likely they will want to post on one platform primarily and have it disseminate to the others automatically.

The first question is to ask where the client feels most comfortable publishing content.  If the spend their day on Facebook, then the solution is better to pull content from Facebook to the website.  A good plugin for this is Facebook Like Box.  This will add a like button, photo gallery and the posts as a widget.

To pull tweets I depend on Genesis – Latest Tweets.  We develop all our sites on the Genesis Framework and this is one of many great plugins included.

If the client wants to publish on their website, they will want to PUSH their data to both FB and Twitter.  I recommend WP-To-Twitter and Facebook-page-publish for these tasks (also Wordbooker).  To accomplish both of these tasks, you will need to establish an application.

FSI built its landing page and is in process of completing a completely new website using the Genesis framework for WordPress.

P.S.  Yes, the name is no coincidence.  This is my brother’s company.

This is the best service I’ve seen by far and I have been using it for years.  It has paid for itself many times over by saving me time when I’ve been stumped.

They also have a new look and feel.  Check it out by clicking on the pic at the top.

The MarkNet group has a team of more than 10 programmers that can build scalable websites, with strong graphic design skills and SEO expertise.

See below

#featured-bottom .featuredpost .post, #featured-bottom .featuredpage .page {
margin: 0 0 10px 0;
padding: 10px 0 15px 0;
border-bottom: 1px solid #333333;
    float: left;
    clear: both;
}

FSI built the site in WordPress using the Genesis framework and the Prose child theme as a foundation.

The site includes a slider showing sample pages and Jenny’s beautiful artwork.

Gravity will create a couple tables and allows you to easily view all form submissions and export to Excel.  You can very quickly build forms with pull down menus, radio buttons, CAPTCHA, auto responders and many other advanced features.

The developer’s version will cost you $199, which is a bit pricey, but allows you to use it on unlimited sites.

Foster Solutions used StudioPress’ Genesis framework to build an elegant site with a dynamic feature image with text and other features such as gravity forms.

FSI partnered with premier designer Jenny Vainisi for the logo and supporting graphic items.