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Need a dynamic form? Here are three useful methods to pre-populate form fields using the Gravity Forms WordPress plugin. Sometimes being lazy is a good thing, like creating one form to do three things instead of having three forms to keep track of. What if the form needs to load a different field
If you have worked with WordPress, you know how useful post meta can be. If you have used custom post types, you even know how post meta extends the default post object to create really complex functionality like what WooCommerce does with the product post type. You can add the same flexibility
Two reasons lie at the core of why the Genesis framework is arguably the best: flexibility and simplicity. Using baked-in Genesis hooks, we are able to quickly assemble page templates with total control of each content area. Here are four different techniques for building a template to display
The following snippet will remove the "Logged in as {username}. Log Out?" link from the WordPress comment form.
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
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
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/.