Is the Google map on your website broken? If so, you’ll need an API key (and a credit card) to get it working again. How to set up your Google Maps API account and key: Go to Google Maps Platform at https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/ Click on the Get Started button in upper right corner of site In […]
What is SEO? SEO is Search Engine Optimization. There are many factors that Google and other search engines use to rank your site. Optimizing your site is the process of making sure you have what the search engines are looking for. The more points you hit, the better your rank. Quick, Easy, Cheap? These are
Updated 10/1/2018 This slideshow plugin from StudioPress allows you to create a simple responsive slider that displays the featured image from a WordPress page or post (along with the title and an excerpt of the content if you choose to include text).
Looking for a way to display excerpts of your posts, rather than showing the entire content and making your main blog page 100 feet long? There are simple ways to keep your main blog page looking clean and brief.
WordPress themes using the Genesis Framework offer 4 options for showing excerpts of your posts.
Updated: 3/25/2016 The #1 rule of WordPress security is to keep your WordPress core files, your plugins and your theme updated. The fine programmers at WordPress work tirelessly to update WordPress to bring you new functionality – and to close any security holes that are found. The WordPress core and your plugins need to be
A “favicon” is the icon that identifies your website in a browser tab or when someone bookmarks your website. This is a short tutorial on how to create a favicon and install it on a WordPress website using the Genesis Framework.
Pages Versus Posts Pages: Pages are static locations for information to reside in.Pages: – Not part of the date driven post stream – Have no categories or tags– Hierarchical may have child/parent pages– Hidden from the RSS feed Posts:Posts are individual entries of information that can be sorted by Date, Categories, and Tags.Posts: – bits
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