Today’s post will be quick, but I wanted to discuss some questions I’m regularly asked about working with StudioPress themes. For every one person that asks, I figure there’s a few more that wonder and just haven’t asked yet. In the unrelated spirit of the Real Men of Genius commercial spots, this post is for …
Some FAQs About the Genesis Framework, StudioPress Themes, and 3rd Party Themes Read More »
In the food industry, there’s a certain percentage of product you want to throw out at the end of the day. Sounds weird, doesn’t it? Let’s think about a donut shop. If you have zero donuts at closing time, that means you sold out. Your first reaction might be “that’s a good thing!” But what …
Every now and then I come across a plugin that’s a little too big for its britches in the CSS department. What do I mean? The default plugin styles are written in a way that make for an ugly integration with a site. The worst offenders even go so far as to use !important in …
It’s the time of year to kick back, pour a mug of something heart-warming, and do a little thinking over the past 50 weeks. Most of the numbers for the year are settled (invoices, payments, etc.), all projects are either completed or near-completion (no new kick-offs until early January), and there are only a few …
Update: This solution is now a plugin! You can download Genesis Style Trump from the WordPress repository. Here’s the deal: You make a beautiful, beautiful website. You style your theme *just so* and take care to make every button, form field, and line of text a cohesive visual experience for the visitor. But then you …
WooCommerce & Genesis: An !Important Style Tip For You Read More »
Ever eaten at a Chick-fil-A? No, I’m not trying to start a political discussion here – I just want to talk about that chicken sandwich. More specifically, I want to talk about the PICKLES on that chicken sandwich. In case you hadn’t realized, the pickles are what make the sandwich irresistible. Every original sandwich comes …
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