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In Genesis Facebook group a user asks: Hi Everyone, Using Genesis Sample child theme and I want to always display the mobile navigational menu – even on desktop. I’m having a hard time finding a tutorial for that. Thanks! And… Continue Reading →
Howdy! Following are a few of the takeaways from our meeting today, based on the previous agenda. Simpler agenda – The agenda has been streamlined. This is based on recent feedback, and more would be welcome as we try to… Continue Reading →
The new WordPress editor (codenamed Gutenberg) is due for release in version 5.0. Now is the perfect time to get to grips with it before it lands in WordPress core. In this series, I’m showing you how to work with… Continue Reading →
Divi’s blurb module is one of the most popular modules I’ve seen in use. It’s great for showing images or icons with a title and short text in a single module. They’re often used with button modules to expand their… Continue Reading →
The weekly design meeting is Wednesdays at 17.00 UTC (see it in your time). We’ll be discussing the topics below. If you have anything you want to discuss, please add it to the comments of this post, or mention it on our… Continue Reading →
Like me you are probably getting ten emails a day from companies announcing changes to their privacy policy or asking you to re-confirm your email address for marketing purposes. This is all down to GDPR, the new European Union data… Continue Reading →
When we talk about the concept of Models in object-oriented programming, we’re usually referring to a class that is a representation of the data stored in the database. That is is, when information is stored in rows and columns, we… Continue Reading →
Having a primary plan of attack (i.e., a main revenue stream) is a good idea, for obvious reasons. However, having only one revenue stream puts pressure on it and you to succeed, which is a sure-fire stress-inducer if ever there… Continue Reading →
A wise man once said, “With great power comes great responsibility.” In WordPress this comes in the form of user roles which permit different access levels to parts of a WordPress site. The principle of least privilege in IT is… Continue Reading →
Are you a WordPress website administrator? Developing a site means that you’ll be adding tons of new media files such as images, videos, audios, PDF, txt, docx, .etc into your site database throughout the process. Your site has to store… Continue Reading →
What are the WordPress PHP coding standards? In this video from my course, Learn PHP for WordPress, you’ll learn all about the coding standards and why they’re important. The WordPress PHP Coding Standards What Are the WordPress PHP Coding Standards? You… Continue Reading →
“Will you allow Elegant Themes would like to send you notifications? Not Now / Allow Notifications.” Look familiar? I would hope so…because you probably saw it just a few seconds ago. Those kinds of alerts are everywhere these days, and… Continue Reading →
Do you want to upload a HTML page to your WordPress site? Sometimes you may need to add a static HTML page and make it accessible along with your WordPress site. In this article, we will show you how to… Continue Reading →
Agenda proposal: 4.9.6 vs 4.9.7 and 4.9.8 Roadmap v2 Ticket prioritization Open discussion Join us on slack at 15:00 UTC.Open trac tickets#gdpr-compliance, #agenda
Additional information can be added to your posts and pages with the advance WordPress feature – custom fields. But they fail to show on your post editor, which might be an issue you face now. Everything seems to work as… Continue Reading →
In a Genesis customization task I completed today, the requirement was to display 4 posts output by Genesis Featured Posts widget. The posts should appear in 4 columns on the desktops and in 3 columns on mobiles with automatic sliding… Continue Reading →
General Announcements WordPress 4.9.6 Privacy/GDPR topics Checking in with International Support Liaisons Time permitting: Open floor For any other items to discuss please add them in the comments below, or bring them up in the meeting. The meeting will be… Continue Reading →
People choose to freelance for a number of reasons—but most often, it is because they desire freedom: The freedom to do what they love and what they’re good at The freedom to work with the clients they choose The freedom… Continue Reading →
Marcel Schmitz has released WordCamp for iOS for free on the App Store. The app utilizes the WordPress REST API endpoints from WordCamp Central to display sessions, speakers, and news from an event’s official site. Schmitz used WordCamp Porto to… Continue Reading →
If you run a website for your restaurant, you’ll want to consider offering an online ordering system. Your customers will appreciate the convenience of being able to choose what they want right from your site. However, it may not be… Continue Reading →
This is the agenda for the weekly dev meeting on May 23, 2018 at 20:00 UTC / May 23, 2018 at 20:00 UTC: 4.9.6 feedback 4.9.7 planning Updates from focus leads and component maintainers Guidelines for fixing coding standard violations… Continue Reading →
Majority of the users now browse the Internet from their mobile devices and more often than they do use their personal computers. The modern mobile devices are technologically advanced and let users perform almost all the tasks they can perform… Continue Reading →
Today the team at Defiant completed the required steps to make our organization and services GDPR compliant. This post is Copyright 2018 Defiant, Inc. and was published on the wordfence.com official blog. Republication of this post without permission is prohibited…. Continue Reading →
It does not matter if you are building your own yoga related website or you are hired to build one the next yoga WordPress themes collection will help you tremendously. These themes come with features that will do most of… Continue Reading →
Update on May 23 at 11:50AM: A representative from WordPress.com reached out to us with the following statement: This post is Copyright 2018 Defiant, Inc. and was published on the wordfence.com official blog. Republication of this post without permission is… Continue Reading →
Every week, we provide you with new and free Divi layout packs which you can use for your next project. For one of the layout packs, we also share a use case that’ll help you take your website to the… Continue Reading →
Social media. It slowly crept into our lives, little by little. Until it was the focal point of our lives. Today, 7 in 10 Americans use social media, compared with only 5% in 2005. Businesses took notice, and social media… Continue Reading →
One of the commentaries that we often read or hear about WordPress is its “low barrier to entry” and why this is good for the web. The counterpoint to this is that it prevents developers (or “would-be developers,” as some… Continue Reading →
When you clone WordPress sites, you create an exact copy of an existing site and apply it to another location. Now you have a duplicate site, complete with all of the functionality and styling of the original — with no… Continue Reading →
WordPress for iOS version 10.1 beta is available for testing on TestFlight. Not part of the beta program yet? Please sign up for our TestFlight program to request to join as a beta tester. What to Test: 1. New Features Never… Continue Reading →
