Often, when creating menu in WordPress that has a drop down menu beneath it, you don’t want the top menu item linked. To create a menu item that doesn’t link, you want to to add a Link instead of a Page, from the left hand side of the Menus page. Where it asks you to […]
Are you trying to move your cursor down one line space in the WordPress editor, but it keeps adding two spaces? There’s a reason for this! The page is coded in HTML and there is one tag for a line breaks (one space) and another tag for a paragraph (two spaces). Use Shift+Enter for a
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
This week I was looking for a WordPress plugin for a client that would enable them to sell a PDF e-book on their existing WordPress site. The requirements were pretty simple so there was no need to install an elaborate shopping cart plugin that would take hours to setup & configure. But they did want
How do you find the right WordPress plugin for your website? Check out the 4 steps below that we use to determine which plugins are worth trying and which ones are not!
The best way to avoid spammers harvesting your email address from your website, is to not put your email address on your website. But sometimes that’s not very convenient for the people visiting your website. Use a Web Form Normally we recommend adding a form to your website, instead of posting your email address. With
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.
Updated 3/5/2016 Step 1 – Keyword Research The first step of getting your website to show up in the search engines, is to first figure out what terms people are searching for. If your website is aimed at selling “metal gadgets” but people more commonly search for the words “gadgets made of metal” you’ll probably
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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