In responsive coding, we code in a range and all screen sizes that fall within that range are affected by a certain selection of code. These are referred to as media queries. In general, there are anywhere from 3 to 5 average ranges that web designers code in. You can find examples of these ranges Read More >
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Full Width, Full Screen, Full Page – What’s the Difference?
Full Width, Full Screen/Viewport, and Full Page are terms that can often be confusing. These usually come into play when you are using a large image in a hero/banner, slideshow, or background on a site. I’m going to do my best here to break these terms down simply, with some screen shots to help explain Read More >
Using Advanced Custom Fields in WordPress Templates
Advanced Custom Fields is a WordPress plugin that makes it easy to add additional fields to Pages or Posts in WordPress. This is especially helpful for complex layouts, so you can separate the content from the markup. By separating the markup from the content, you make it easier for clients to update their own content Read More >
How to Add Protected Downloads with Web Design Services Website
You can password protect your downloads easily with Restrict Content Pro and other helper plugins. This article will show you how to: Add a New Protected Download Add Protected Download to a Post or Page To setup protected downloads on a membership site, the following plugins will need to already be installed: Restrict Content Pro (with Read More >
How to Add Blog Post Notifications on Web Design Services Website
Some site owners may want to automatically notify their visitors of new posts on their site. While there are some blog post notification plugins available for WordPress, most do not offer options for rate limiting or customizing the email that is sent out to their users. This can cause an issue with email sending limits that Read More >
The Value of Different Types of Backups
Should you use WordPress backups, a database backup, or something more comprehensive like Backup Manager or WHM scheduled cPanel backups? The answer is yes! Different backup solutions solve different problems. Some backups are quicker to restore, while others are more comprehensive. If you ever find yourself facing a crisis, more backups will mean more options. Read More >
Using the Jetpack Newsletter Subscription Form
Newsletters are still an important way of sharing specific information with people who have opted to listen. Jetpack 8.9 now has an addition to the forms block in the WordPress editor that allows you to create a newsletter subscription form. Learn how to use the option by following the directions below. Note that you will Read More >
Using Social Previews in Jetpack
One of the improvements from Jetpack version 8.9 is the addition of Social Previews. This feature is free and part of any Jetpack install. You can now go to a post, click on the Jetpack symbol, and see the option to view your post as it would appear in social media like Facebook or Twitter. Read More >
How to Git Stash “Apply” to Preserve Stash
For all of those completionists out there who don’t like to lose anything, the thought of any kind of data loss—no matter how minor—is a threat. As you may already know, Git lets you stash (set aside) changes to your files without requiring you to commit. In this article, we’ll show you how to pop Read More >
Tips for using AMP: What can’t your Developer do?
Once you provide your designer or developer with account access, most technical issues can be easily resolved via cPanel, FTP, or your site dashboard. Even so, there are a handful of tasks that require the Account Management Panel (AMP). Since the AMP provides access to confidential financial data and personal details, you should never give Read More >
How to Git Stash
As you may already know, Git is a powerful program. One wrong command can wipe out important work. In this article, you’ll learn how to “stash” changes so you can cleanly and easily checkout different branches without destroying your work. Git is a popular version control system for anyone managing files on private cloud servers Read More >
How to Add Watermarks to Your Images in WordPress
In today’s digital world, there is no getting around the ease of which someone can borrow an image from your website. However, there is an easy way you can protect your images from potential unauthorized use. With the Image Watermark plugin for WordPress, you can add watermarks to all of your images quickly. Perfect for Read More >
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From Newbie to WordCamp Organizer
WordPress is a thriving CMS that is trusted by millions of websites around the globe. One of the chief reasons it has been so successful is its incredible open source community. That community is made up of WordPress users like Arnel Custodio – has been working with WordPress for the better part of two decades. Read More >
How to Add Gutenberg Block Functionality to WordPress Widget Areas
If you’re a fan of Gutenberg and its block-based system, you’ll be happy to know the separate Gutenberg plugin can now add block functionality to the WordPress Widget area. Though a version of Gutenberg is rolled into the core of WordPress, the separate Gutenberg plugin introduces newer features that add to the experience of the Read More >
Choosing Emacs vs. Vim
Is there anything you wouldn’t give for freedom? That’s what the Emacs text editor is all about. If you’re going to spend most of your day working in a text editor, wouldn’t you want the text editor that gives you the most freedom over how you work? This article is part of the Emacs Education Read More >
WordPress 5.6 Release Notes
WordPress 5.6 was officially launched on December 8, and the final WordPress release of 2020 came packed with new updates and features. The development team focused on continuing to improve the Gutenberg block editor in this release, as well as enhancing security with expanded auto-updates, and bringing users a brand new Twenty-Twenty-One theme. But that Read More >
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Create a WordPress News Website with the WP News and Scrolling Widgets plugin
It’s no secret that internet platforms are becoming the go-to source for the news. Digital spaces like Twitter and Facebook are flooded with stories from all over the world, with larger organizations (with even larger budgets) getting the majority of the views. All organizations have a unique viewpoint. Is your point getting across? If you’re Read More >
Why is my Website Down?
You just tried to get to your website and you’re not seeing it show up in the browser! What do you do? You can do a few things to help figure out why your site is down. First, keep calm! A little knowledge about the issue can help you quickly determine what’s happening. There are Read More >
