How to Customize Your WordPress Query
Today, we’re going to explore the WordPress Query. Although the official WordPress documentation for Query exists, it can be quite overwhelming and …
Today, we’re going to explore the WordPress Query. Although the official WordPress documentation for Query exists, it can be quite overwhelming and …
WordPress just got a new upgrade and 3.8 comes with a bunch of new thing to be excited about. One that you will notice immediately, is that the WP-Adm…
I’ve always been a fan of grayscale images because they look more artistic. Many photo editors, like Photoshop, allow you to turn colorful images in…
You probably have stories in your blog you want to highlight to your readers. This is commonly referred to as “Featured Posts” or “Featured Cont…
It’s a rather common practice to use multiple fonts for a single page on a website. For example, we can write the following: font-family: Times New …
Sometimes, you may need to put your website into maintenance mode for upgrades. This will make your website temporarily unavailable to public access. …
Google Chrome comes with a handy set of web development tools in the form of DevTools (The Chrome Developer Tools). In a previous post, we showed you …
Since we are at the end of the year 2013, we want to make this series special. As always, every month, we search for tools, apps, and resources for we…
With the advent of high-definition screens, web designers must ensure their images are optimized for HD to avoid blurry or pixelated websites. Using v…
Creating a download link is usually an easy task. All we need to do is use an anchor tag <a>, and add the reference URL pointing to the file. Bu…
In a previous post from our Sass series , we showed you how to compile Sass into regular CSS format using Command Line. However, since not everyone mi…
During development, we often switch back and forth between browsers and code editors to view the results of our code. If you are working in Sublime Te…