Here is a quick and easy way to wrap the individual elements of your WordPress template’s published date output in tags: Note: the key...
WordPress Tricks: How to create a WYSIWYG page template for an archive pageRecently, I was working on a WordPress site and needed the ability to have editable page content at the top of the archive page...
Here is the handy CSS code you can use to vertically align one div inside a parent div: I found this code on this StackOverflow answer.
Here is a quick and easy way to wrap the individual elements of your WordPress template’s published date output in tags: Note: the key is to escape the each letter of the tag declaration with a back slash.
Here is a really handy tip on how to add functionality for a user to be scrolled to the top of the currently active accordion item whenever a new accordion item is expanded. The key here, and the one that I have spent more hours than I care to remember trying to figure out, is Read more…
Here is a really handy tip on how to add functionality for a user to be scrolled to the top of the currently active accordion item whenever a new accordion item is expanded. The key here, and the one that I have spent more hours than I care to remember trying to figure out, is Read more…
Here is a quick and easy way to wrap the individual elements of your WordPress template’s published date output in tags: Note: the key is to escape the each letter of the tag declaration with a back slash.
I ran into an issue today on a one-page scrolling website that is built using fullPage.js and therefore uses anchor links in the page URL to get people to the right place on the website. It is a WordPress website and on the blog, I naturally wanted to incorporate a social media sharing plugin. The Read more…