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As I write this, I'm working on a project that called for a number of custom post types for creating and managing content (six to be exact). To provide some context, the project is a sports blog and the custom post types are for each sport written about (NFL, NBA, MLB, etc.) on the blog. I could

Here's a pretty simple one that I'm sure has been covered before but I decided to post my own version. It adds a sidebar for a custom post type and replaces the primary sidebar on that custom post type (singular posts). Note that for the second half of this snippet (replacing the Primary

The Situation Say you use the Software Licensing add-on for Easy Digital Downloads, and that you're selling digital products that are not for WordPress (Software Licensing can parse readme files for WordPress downloads). Since you cannot choose to have Software Licensing parse a readme file to

Seven of the Best Plugins for WooCommerce With awesome plugins like WooCommerce that let average people (non-tech people) turn their regular WordPress website into a full-featured e-commerce website, WP is now definitely one of the best solutions for powering an online store. Not only does

Here's a post that I wrote as a "Note to Self." Currently, I'm working on a project that includes a portfolio section with custom fields. Among these fields are those for smaller details (i.e. client, year, location, etc.), which are to be displayed in the sidebar. I could just use HTML and PHP to

For a new project, I am using the Centric Pro child theme from StudioPress. In that child theme, the page title is displayed at the top, like so: By default, Centric Pro uses the page title for this text. Personally, I prefer to name pages something simple (i.e. Contact, About, etc.) and, for

Today, I received a spam email from a manager of a theme shop asking me to consider joining the company's affiliate program. I've received these types of offers and, normally, I don't ever mind because I know what it's like to try to sell a product. However, this one was really annoying. Take a look

This quick tutorial shows you how to create an "Unsubscribe" button for your customers when they are registered for recurring billing via PayPal subscriptions. This can come in handy when you use a WordPress plugin (i.e. Gravity Forms) to register your customers/clients for PayPal recurring