Genesis CRM for WordPress
post | Last updated January 9, 2019
Genesis CRM allows you to manage all your prospective clients, active projects, and completed projects using the WordPress interface.
post | Last updated January 9, 2019
Genesis CRM allows you to manage all your prospective clients, active projects, and completed projects using the WordPress interface.
post | Last updated March 18, 2016
I’ll show you how to limit visibility of certain menu items to logged in users, and how to modify the menu itself using filters.
post | Last updated October 30, 2011
I’ll walk you through building a widget, using a Subpages widget as an example.
post | Last updated October 30, 2011
Here’s a way to get your WordPress content into a table that can easily be moved to a spreadsheet. This is best if you’re using WordPress to collect data and want to analyze it in Excel. I use it for keeping track of incoming client inquiries.
post | Last updated November 14, 2018
Template partials are small files that hold reusable sections of code in a theme. You can build one “post summary” partial and use it everywhere – archive pages, related posts, and landing page templates.
post | Last updated September 6, 2019
What is Genesis? Genesis is a theme framework, a base upon which you build your own custom WordPress theme. Genesis helps you can build higher quality themes faster, and is…
post | Last updated December 19, 2018
Facebook Comments can be a great tool to increase the social sharing of posts. When people leave a comment, it will be shared on Facebook. Since most people are already…
post | Last updated April 20, 2019
If you’re using a Genesis theme, make sure your homepage has an h1 on it. This article outlines how to find it, and how to add it if you don’t already have one.