Recently, I was creating a site in WordPress where there would be a created user role and they had to have access to certain pages on the site but not subscribers. However – they had the same capabilities as the […] Read More »
Tag: Tutorial
Pure CSS Buttons 2
More buttons made purely with CSS in a few different colors. Really I just made them for myself (again) so I can use them again later. Easy to copy paste and then use them however you want. Feel free to […] Read More »
WordPress Menus with Foundation
In a previous blog post, I talked about Theme Development From Scratch w/ Underscores & Foundation. However, I really didn’t go into a lot of detail about how to use Foundation with WordPress. The main reason for this is the […] Read More »
Pretty URLs with .htaccess
The .htaccess file is one of the most powerful tools available on your Apache server (this only works on Apache, so Windows users must find their fun somewhere else). It allows you to provide a way to make configuration changes […] Read More »
Alfred Custom Searches
Two weeks ago I wrote an article about Alfred, the productivity app that can replace your Spotlight while doing so much more. One of the extra features I discussed in that “review” was the Custom Search function. With this function, […] Read More »
SEO Tricks and Tips for WordPress
Introduction Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a widely discussed topic – just Google “SEO” and you can see how many companies exist that only deal in SEO. For those of you that don’t know, SEO if the process of improving […] Read More »
WordPress User Roles
Creating your own customized WordPress user role is simple to do and gives you the power to define exactly what a user will do on your site. For example, we give our clients access to almost everything except the ability […] Read More »
Theme Development From Scratch w/ Underscores & Foundation
I recently watch a presentation on WordPress.tv given at WordCamp Orange County 2014 on the topic of creating your own theme using Underscores and Foundation. After I had finished the video, I tried out this technique of theme building myself, […] Read More »
Debugging WordPress
All programmers know that debugging can be one of the most frustrating parts of any development cycle. Debugging can be extremely easy or extremely difficult – and a lot of that depends on the tools available to help the process […] Read More »
CSS Columns (Part II)
In last week’s tutorial on CSS Columns I went over the basic creation of columns using the CSS3 properties column-count and column-width. These can be used individually to create columns just fine, but as was mentioned last week the best […] Read More »