Submit Your Own Article
Sticky post
A big part of my job is “saving what my computer screen looks like,” also called screenshotting. Most of the time the “prt sc” button works fine, but on occasion I’ll want to screenshot something longer than the height of my… Continue Reading →
I debated on trying to come up with a headline that was ‘eclipse’ related, but the truth is… I got nothin (I’m publishing this on the day of the solar eclipse). Instead, I decided I’d share how I busted out… Continue Reading →
WordPress has ceased to become just another blogging platform. Today, it is considered as the most widely used content management system. It is the most popular choice among businesses because it is easy to use and manage, flexible and highly-customizable,… Continue Reading →
Does the thought of creating and submitting a project proposal leave you quaking? Never fear! This part of a freelance project isn’t as fancy and official or scary as it seems. It may just seem that way because you’re not… Continue Reading →
In this post, we’re going to show you how to combine the standard and vertical navigation. More specifically; how to make the secondary menu and footer overlap the vertical navigation on your website. That means you won’t have to choose… Continue Reading →
If you enjoy writing fan fiction, and plan on showcasing your work on your WordPress site, then you may quickly realize that there are a few common problems that you can run into. The thing about most fanfiction is that… Continue Reading →
WordPress continuously updates its security to keep user data secure and encrypted, but it’s not enough if users do not have access to that data. Backup, migration and security are important reasons for moving data. Normally, phpMyAdmin can import and… Continue Reading →
After years of watching YouTube tutorials, poring over books and spending way too much money on supplies and tools, you’re ready to turn your DIY craft hobby into a business. (And perhaps finally justify to your family all the time… Continue Reading →
No matter what you’re selling: you want to use the best eCommerce system possible. So you know you’ll get optimal results and therefore have one less thing to worry about. But with all the different systems and plugins out there it can… Continue Reading →
Are you looking for an RSVP plugin for WordPress? RSVP plugins allow you to accept responses to your invitations directly on your website, so you can better manage your events. In this article, we have hand-picked some of the best… Continue Reading →
If you’re a regular user of large e-commerce or news sites, you’ll have noticed that they have section menus, with links to all of the pages in the section that you’re currently in. Adding one of these to your site… Continue Reading →
August 21st in WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . Plenty of themes and plugins rely on your featured images to display your posts and content properly. Setting and changing your featured images shouldn’t pose a problem when you are dealing… Continue Reading →
In Matt Mullenweg’s 2015 State of the Word address, he gave the entire WordPress community a homework assignment – “Learn JavaScript, Deeply.” That focus, along with developments like Calypso and the REST API, is why we just published a basic… Continue Reading →
There are a lot of different optimizations you can make when it comes to WordPress, and some are more important than others. A factor that is often overlooked is the lookup times associated with DNS, and just how much of… Continue Reading →
Today we partnered up with guys from Timersys to give you a chance to win 1 of 3 Yearly Subscriptions for WP Favs plugin worth $60 each! WP Favs is a plugin manager tool that lets you install/activate and manage multiple plugins at… Continue Reading →
21st August 2017 in VueJS Basics In this tutorial we’re going to use a VueJS component to easily add a tags input box to a form. You may use this input type in situations like creating tags for a blog… Continue Reading →
On 19th August 2017, Delhi enjoyed the first ever WordCamp meet (#WCDelhi) after 2009. I was fortunate enough to be part of this community event as a speaker & share some of my growth hacking techniques that helped me grow ShoutMeLoud to… Continue Reading →
An awesome graphical user interface speaks itself about a lot as it includes all the ingredients together under one single hood. Here in this article, we have rounded up the amazing collection of different graphical user interface collection for you…. Continue Reading →
In today’s Divi tutorial, we’re going to show you how to add a search field to your secondary menu. The secondary menu is also known as the header of your page and the place where you try to fit in… Continue Reading →
August 20th in Plugin Lists, WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . In the past few years, we have covered a whole host of extensions that allow you to add more features to your WooCommerce site and provide more value to… Continue Reading →
One of the keys to success in digital marketing is to ensure that the right hand is always talking to the left. This means that if you’ve spent time building a beautiful WordPress site and regularly write high-quality content for… Continue Reading →
Ghost wants to be the next big thing in blogging. Like any good WordPresser, I wanted to get my grubby little mitts all over it and see what all the fuss is about. Originally funded for development via Kickstarter, Ghost… Continue Reading →
A member asked via email: In this tutorial https://sridharkatakam.com/portfolio-grid-showcase-pros-front-page-title-excerpt-hover/ , you place the portfolio in the Widget 4 section of the front page. I need to be able to place multiple portfolios in different places throughout my site. I believe… Continue Reading →
How do you find out what WordPress Version, a site is running on, if you don’t have access to the CMS Backend? Of course, the most reliable way of finding WordPress version is to login to the “wp-admin” area and… Continue Reading →
This tutorial provides the steps to display posts on Posts page and archives in a masonry layout in Dynamik. Posts will appear in a 4-column grid on desktops, 3 columns at 1024px and below, 2 columns at 768px and below,… Continue Reading →
Have you ever wanted to style your mobile menus independently from your desktop menus? Divi’s menu system includes settings for mobile that places the menu within a hamburger icon, but what if you wanted to use a different header for… Continue Reading →
August 19th in WordPress Plugins by WordPress Jedi . Plenty of online service providers, including Google, allow their users to enable multi-factor authentication to protect their accounts. You can use the same approach to protect your WordPress accounts. The WordPress… Continue Reading →
WordPress developers and implementers are a pretty lucky bunch when you think about it. You get to work on a platform that’s inherently intuitive, secure, and chock-full of features. How many people get to say that about their digital platforms?… Continue Reading →
Google Search Console has started sending out notices to sites that have not yet migrated to HTTPS. If you still haven’t migrated your website to HTTPS, now it’s the final time. Chrome 61 is now in beta and version 62… Continue Reading →
You’re standing in front of a room of people, ready to knock their socks off with your expertise, witty comments, and terrible puns. You’ve prepped your info, made sure that you can answer every question your audience might ask. Then… Continue Reading →
