What IS a custom field in WordPress? If you’re not familiar with custom fields, you may want to take a peak at the WordPress Codex. In short, a custom field is a bit of meta-data attached to any page or post in your WordPress site. It’s stored in a key/value format and can be useful …
I grew up in Houston, where preparing for a hurricane was routine enough that we had drills at school. Once a hurricane entered gulf waters, folks would make a mad rush to the store for duct tape, batteries, and canned tuna. (If the prep list had been left to me, I probably would have stocked …
I’m always looking for a little design inspiration and my latest obsession fascination is with the art of typography. I’m loving on Tyepkit due to the huge variety of available fonts and the likelihood of being able to match my typeface choices to a company’s logo or printed collateral when designing their website. There a …
Getting Typekit up and running on your Genesis Framework site is a piece of cake! This post will get you going in four easy steps. There’s even a FREE 5th Bonus Step included below (for the overachievers). Steps to Install Typekit on a Genesis Framework site: For starters, you’ll need to a Typekit account. Once …
Since publishing this post, I’ve written an updated post explaining how to use structural wraps to move the header, specifically in the Prose Child Theme. You may find it helpful. In a typical Genesis Child Theme, the header and footer elements are nestled safely inside the main structural #wrap. Today’s challenge is to move the …
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WordPress Plugins: Those delicious little nuggets of functionality that someone else took the time to code. These are the plugins that make the cut on just about every site I do: Genesis Simple Hooks In one fell swoop, I can do all but one of the following: install Google Analytics, change the default footer text, …
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