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In Genesis, site admins can add custom scripts (JavaScript) on a per-page basis using the Scripts meta box on the page's edit screen. This is a useful feature for adding some custom JavaScript that should only be output on one page. For example, if you want to add some specific tracking script to a
tl;dr At the end of this post, please see the poll about a potential SaaS product that would block the use of "throwaway" emails on your WordPress website. A couple months ago, a client of mine asked me about ways to prevent readers from using throwaway emails on her website. On her website, she
@CLE_Ren got any templates/examples to follow?— Ben Weiser (@benweiser) March 19, 2016 After Ben tweeted his disdain for the WordPress Settings API, a common pain in the ass for WordPress developers, I shared how I typically handle custom settings pages. This post shows a basic template of
After close to two months of development, I'm excited to finally release Summation, my new child theme for the Genesis Framework. Things You'll Like About Summation I named this child theme Summation because it is a collection of a lot of the things I like in a child theme, plus some. It has a
The following is part of a question I received from a reader, Jim, last week. I've noticed that a lot of designers today are hiding their "theme name" from their competitors. For example, this is a site that will show you which wordpress theme someone is using: http://whatwpthemeisthat.com/.
Hey, everyone! I have a fun, new hack for you that involves creating a full-width "widget" in your WordPress dashboard. The dashboard widgets that come out of the box with WordPress include things like Quick Draft, At a Glance, Activity, WordPress News, etc. There are plugins that add dashboard
I don't write many posts just to rave about products and services. In fact, I don't write many reviews at all because I prefer to teach my readers about code, which is why a large majority of my posts are tutorials. However, on occasion, I do like to share my experiences with various products and
I'm no social marketing guru, but I do the value in engaging with your readers. Not only is it valuable for you as a business, freelancer, etc., but, in my opinion, it's also fun. I've been blogging for a couple years now, and I still love it when new comments show up, when I get new email