As I build WordPress websites for my clients, I share what I learn here as tutorials.
code | Last updated December 5, 2018
When outputting certain content, it’s useful for it to retain the features of WordPress’ the_content() function. Namely, that paragraphs are automatically generated (wpautop), shortcodes are run, and oEmbed converts certain…
code | Last updated December 5, 2018
Sometimes you’ll need to dynamically generate CSS. This could be a logo upload field (as shown in the example), changes to a color scheme, or styles that run only on…
code | Last updated December 5, 2018
If you’re using the Genesis Grid Loop plugin, this will remove the post info and meta from appearing on those posts. This typically includes the post date, author, and comment…
code | Last updated December 5, 2018
This snippet uses Javascript to break the WordPress comment form into two columns. These columns have Column Classes applied so they will match the site’s grid, scale down proportionally, and…
code | Last updated December 5, 2018
The Display Posts Shortcode plugin will display a list of posts matching your query, and the titles will be linked. This snippet will remove the links from the titles.
post | Last updated August 28, 2014
Don’t want “Blog” and “Archive” templates available in your child theme? Now that’s possible with WordPress 3.9.
post | Last updated April 7, 2014
I’ll show you a simple filter for customizing the arguments of any menu, including the ones built into Genesis.
code | Last updated December 5, 2018
WordPress profiles include fields for contact methods, many of which aren’t used very often. It’s a legacy of early versions of WordPress. But the list is easily filterable, so we…