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I got an email from Vishal, asking about how I added the twitter follow call-to-action in my menu. He asked if I could put together a tutorial, so here it is. This is actually a pretty easy thing to do, and there are only a couple of steps. Add a CSS Class to a Menu Item First, head into the

If you've ever needed more control over your author box when using the Genesis Framework, I've released a new plugin that lets you customize the Genesis author box in practically any way imaginable. Whether it's simply customizing the author box headline, or something more complex, such as

I started EngageWP in March 2014, and have had a great time building it into what it is today, over two years later. Over those two years, I've established a solid stream of traffic, built a nicely sized email list, and generated a good amount of client work from the content I've written. My main

I've always felt that discounts in Easy Digital Downloads should have an email requirement/limitation, such as the one seen in WooCommerce. This means that admins can create discounts that can be used only when a customer's email is authorized. In order for a discount to be applied to the customer's

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