Jonathan Bossenger

Portfolio

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I’ve been involved with agency work for most of my career. Below are a sample of private projects I’ve completed, either for clients or my own business ventures.

You can also take a look at some of my client and employer testimonials.

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Latest Posts

  • Making child themes part of your business development best practice.

    In part one of this series on child themes, I discussed the hows and whys of child themes. Hopefully you understand what they are and why you should use them. In part two I want to discuss the various ways you can access or create child themes as well as show you some cool things you…

  • Please, copy my ideas!

    An open letter to all Divi plugin developers: Please, copy my ideas! I am, first and foremost, an open source developer. That means I believe that if you have a piece of software, either purchased or obtained freely via open source repositories, you should be allowed to ‘study, change, and distribute the software to anyone and…

  • The definitive guide to calculating your billable rate

    Recently on the WordPress South Africa Slack channel, a member asked the following question: “Can we talk pricing? How do you figure out how much to charge for WordPress Development? What factors influence your pricing?” A bunch of other freelancers (including myself) piped in and gave our opinions, but it was Nathan Jeffery’s post that really…

  • The Basics of a WordPress Theme

    In the first part of my article on child themes I explained a little about the history of WordPress themes and child themes, what they are and why you should use them. After sharing the post in a couple of online groups I am a part of, I received a fairly good positive response to the topic…

  • A peek inside the Atlantic Wave workshop

    It’s not every day that I get really excited about a plugin I am working on. Don’t get me wrong, every plugin I develop is exciting, but more so from a ‘solving a puzzle’ or ‘fulfilling someone else’s requirement’ point of view. Granted, this is the reason I got into plugin development and it is a…

  • Remove the sidebar in your Divi category view.

    So, I’m in the process of putting the final touches on part two of my child themes series when I get a request from another Divi developer, Patricia. She is building a site for a client and she wants the post category list view to not show the sidebar. What a perfect way to showcase…

  • Child themes – what are they and why you should use them

    Since joining the Divi community late last year I think the one topic I’ve seen asked about or discussed the most is the concept of child themes, mostly when it comes to editing the footer credits in a Divi built website. In this article I hope to give you a thorough understand of what a…

  • When Last Login review

    I’m a huge fan of simple plugins. My first plugin was a simple one. The Divi Image Overlay plugin was meant to do one thing, overlay an image onto another image with a nifty animation. Since it’s launch I’ve had one or two bugs to fix and a few requests to extend it further (which…

  • Using anchor links to open accordions and tabs in Divi

    Update: This post is over 6 years old now, and the demo page no longer exists. I have no idea if this still works, so your mileage may vary One of the more useful things about web design is the ability to use anchor tags (those things that create links to other pages or websites)…