Genesis Theme Framework

The Genesis ecosystem is full of incredible resources and communities that can have an incredible impact on your journey to building bigger and better things with Genesis.

Genesis Visual Hook Guide!

It’s been roughly one year since WP Engine acquired StudioPress, the makers of the Genesis Framework. There’s been a lot of forward progress, but it may have left some people feeling unsure about how to work with Genesis or best take advantage of new features In this post, I’d like to talk about some of […]

WordPress plugin to generate a child theme based on the Genesis Sample theme via WP-CLI - jayhill90/genesis-generator

Learn how we supercharge the standard Blog page template in the Genesis framework to make it easy to show a specific stream of posts on a WordPress page.

Adds image meta field to the Genesis CPT Archive Settings Page

3 files inside Genesis include code to support the Yoast SEO plugin. genesis > lib > functions > breadcrumb.php genesis > lib > classes > class-genesis-breadcrumb.php genesis >…

If you're using Yoast SEO with the Genesis theme framework, follow this guide to ensure you have no SEO issues.

This Clip enables a class-activated mega menu (including optional title and HTML description) on Genesis child themes with 'drop-down-menu' theme support.

We held our February Slack meeting earlier this month in the Shapers Slack channel, and here's a recap of what was covered.

StudioPress just released Revolution Pro, the first Genesis child theme to sport a block-based homepage. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create one.

HTML5 base child theme for Genesis. Contribute to billerickson/EA-Genesis-Child development by creating an account on GitHub.

Think back to the very first time you installed a WordPress theme. Do you remember what that experience was like? Was it a joyful one? Did you get up and going in minutes bringing your voice, your

Do you develop WordPress websites? Want to build higher quality websites faster? Hear from Bill Erickson, an influencer in the Genesis community, who’ll help you get started and/or learn more about how to use the Genesis Framework to empower you to move further, faster.

Good news - Genesis 2.7 has been released ... ... and there has never been a better time to try it. Right now we are running a discount of 20% off all our themes for new

WP Engine is expanding on its investment in StudioPress and the Genesis Framework to include a refresh of Genesis’ digital marketing capabilities.

Plugin to store site specific custom code. Contribute to seothemes/customizations development by creating an account on GitHub.

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This is a summary of a talk I’m giving at WPEngine Summit 2018. 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 built with a focus on SEO and performance. In the same way…

A starter theme for the Genesis Framework with a modern development workflow - seothemes/genesis-starter-theme

Using filters, it's possible to modify your Genesis Archive Options to give serious control over the output on your archive pages in WordPress.

By default all archive pages and types in Genesis share the same archive settings as set in the Genesis > Theme Settings > Content Archives section, but you can change these settings for a specific custom post type archive and leave the defaults intact for the regular archive pages. Looking at the Content Archives in…

Find out how the professionals, like Bill, start the engine of their Genesis Framework child themes.

Updated on May 16, 2018 In Genesis Facebook group a user asked: How do you add a search form to your Genesis theme (in your nav bar)? (I googled the same question and a whole lot of different answers came up). I read that this used to be included and now you can add some... Continue Reading »

The Genesis pagination uses standard WordPress pagination functions, like previous_post_link() and next_post_link(). These functions only apply to the main WordPress query, not any custom ones. So if you created a page template that had a custom query in it, the main query would be for that page’s content. If you tried adding pagination after your custom query,…

The recent announcement of WPEngine acquiring StudioPress is huge in the WordPress space. As a long-time customer of both, my thoughts.