Making a WordPress Plugin isn’t actually hard. You can even just click one of the magic buttons below and get a ready-made plugin for you to do whatever you please with. Download the Plugin filesPlugin files on Github Just upload …
I’ve written multiple times about the absolute slimmest theme possible, and the minimum theme requirements for the WordPress.org theme repo so I won’t go into the detail of what’s in the those kind of themes again. Instead in this post …
Using jQuery in a WordPress theme is a little bit different than using it on other static pages. It’s nothing major but without knowing your scripts simply won’t work.
During my attempt to build a responsive theme framework I decided to launch a demo site with it and give it a little style of it’s own. During the building of the site I decided I would need a few …
When it comes to responsive web design there are two primary methods of response. Fluid Layouts and Adaptive Layouts. Fluid layouts rely on setting widths as percentages to make everything scale depending on the screen size while adaptive adopts fixed …
Building your own WordPress theme is a brilliant idea to showcase your site’s originality and authority. I discussed a few other reasons why you might what to consider building your own custom theme in the first part of the Theme-Dev …
There is no denying that there is an abundance of free WordPress themes. I love a lot of them. Some of them even push the boundaries of where free is by offering you premium quality themes for no fee at all. But …
Just the other day I was writing a post about long-tail keywords inspired by WPBeginner’s post about using HitTail to improve their organic traffic. I found a cool infographic from HitTail when I was looking into the company titled “The Hidden Importance of Long-Tail …
Setting default post thumbnails in WordPress themes is actually pretty simple. All you need to do is use the built-in WordPress methods to see if a thumbnail exists and if it doesn’t simply use a default image.
Adding a new class to post_class() function couldn’t be easier. Use post_class(‘new-class’); in your code with the class name inside inverted commas.