Unregistering a post type is a serious issue for child theme developers. Because parent theme contains some unwanted post types and that lead to some confu

If you've had any experience working with parent and child themes in WordPress, you'll know that the template files in your child theme override those in your parent theme. So for example if your...

Sticky-kit provides an easy way to attach elements to the page when the user scrolls such that the element is always visible. Let's take a look at how we can use Sticky-Kit to make webpage elements re…

Responsive websites and responsive themes are more than a passing fashion. With more and more people using a mobile device to access the internet, responsiveness is now an essential feature of any good website or WordPress theme. If you check out the WordPress theme repository, you’ll find that the majority or recent themes are responsive. And our WPMU DEV themes are responsive too, meaning they look and work great on any device.

WordPress Taxonomies have by default fours field you may enter: title, slug, parent and description. How about adding an image to a category? You can do that with custom fields. In this tutorial we wi…

Using responsive tabs and ACF repeater field you can present a clean easy to use client front end field submission that can sort repeater field data into appropriate tabbed content. The 2 links above …

We cover the simplest ways to create 301 redirects in WordPress, and why it's crucial to 301 redirect anytime your site changes permalinks.

Here's how to start querying event post types with WP Query for The Event Calendar and the base level of arguments you need.

The complete guide to The Events Calendar's "Featured Events" features.

Using the CLI to control WordPress can really change the game. We explain how WP-CLI makes that possible for you, and how to do it. It's great!

This course covers one of WordPress's most crucial and widely used systems: Hooks, including both actions and filters. We introduce Hooks as an event-drive

WordPress 4.7 has delivered some fantastic new enhancements to the CMS’s template system. Templates have now been expanded to include all post types, allowing developers to create more nuanced themes and at the same time allowing site owners to manage content more easily. But how does it all work? In this article, I’ll show you how to use post type templates in your themes with a few easy examples. So What are Templates in WordPress? Templates are essentially special files that can change the look and feel of a page and/or add functionality to your WordPress website.

The hooks system is a central pillar of WordPress and with the 4.7 release a major overhaul of how it works was merged. The Trac ticket that initially raised an issue with the hooks system was logged ...

Learn how to use and filter metadata by leveraging the WP_Query object to save hours off your development time and improve your product's code.

Five small tutorials aiming to help developers and advanced users get the most from the default Twenty Seventeen theme in WordPress 4.7.

I need to write a REST API endpoint, but lets assume we know nothing about REST APIs.

If you need to manually clear the WP Rocket cache, you can do so using an FTP program, or the File Manager in your hosting control panel. All your site’s cache files are stored here: wp-content/cache/...

WordPress’ built-in oEmbed features allow you to embed single events by simply pasting an event’s permalink into post or page content; you can learn more about this functionality here. While that feat...

The Events Calendar and its add-ons, like Events Calendar PRO, integrate with the WordPress Customizer to provide a number of options for quick, easy customization. You can tweak the colors of a numbe...

I stumbled upon a new filter added in WordPress 4.7 that allows you to modify the output generated by a shortcode! Handy!

Use HTML in Gravity Forms Email Notifications for WordPress to increase font-size, add background colors, images, hyperlinks, and more.

How to configure WP Cron to work properly via Linux crontab and Uptime Robot. Ensure WP Cron runs on time.

Unfortunately WordPress does not add a div around embed codes by default, so this is the first thing we need to do to get it to work. Add this to your theme’s functions.php: 12345678/* Add responsive ...

Twenty Seventeen ships as the new default theme with WordPress 4.7. This business-oriented theme marks a noteworthy departure from the blog-centric default themes of the past and reflects WordPress’ b...

Learn how to use the starter content inside WordPress Themes. In this article we will go through each starter content section and create a custom content.

WordPress, one of the most popular publishing platforms, has stood the test of time and now powers a significant portion of the web. Sadly, its reputation is plagued by claims of poor performance and ...

Before I show you how to use WebP images in WordPress, I would like to give a short summary about webP images and why it is a must for your WordPress.

Getting responsive images working with images added through the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin.

Home › Forums › Front-end Issues › WordPress 4.4 responsive images Solving WordPress 4.4 responsive images Tagged: images, responsive Reply NatHobson December 9, 2015 at 8:24 pm Now that we have respo...

How to use responsive images feature in WP? How to turn it off? What is scrset and sizes attributes?