Have you ever wanted to know how to add Tags to each Post within your WordPress theme? If you theme does not have it built-in, there is no need for a plugin, so please take
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Something I see lots of times with clients is they are re-branding themselves or simply found a new domain they like better. Normally that's an easy 301 Redirect in the registrar, cPanel, or .htaccess file.
Read MoreRemoving /index.php/ from WordPress URL’s
September 8, 2015 Geek, Tips/Tricks, WordPress hosting, htaccess, pancake, php, WordPress
Occasionally, I have clients ask why their URL's for WordPress have changed or maybe they moved from one hosting provider to another and they now see /index.php/ in their URL. This does not only pertain
Read MoreContact Form 7 Confirmation Message Tip
April 8, 2015 Tips/Tricks code, contact forms 7, WordPress
Do you use Contact Form 7 for WordPress? If so, this quick tip will be helpful for you. A number of my clients as for customizations and tweaks to be done to the plugin to
Read MoreMeta Refresh vs 301 redirects (.htacess) ?
November 20, 2013 Geek code, coding, htaccess, html, WordPress
Lots of people ask me what the difference between using the Meta Refresh tag verses using the .htaccess 301 redirect function is, so I am here to explain their differences. So what is the Meta
Read MoreCustomize your wp_get_archives() in WordPress
September 20, 2013 Tips/Tricks functions, tutorials, WordPress, wp_get_archives
Usually I am very pleased with the WordPress community about how helpful they are with users who have questions. Occasionally though, there is a question where for whatever reason people attack the user the question.
Read MoreFeatured Images in Genesis – Hiding, Displaying and Removing them.
June 12, 2013 Genesis, Tips/Tricks, WordPress agency, agency theme, featured image, Genesis, studiopress, WordPress
I'm a huge fan of Genesis and StudioPress as a whole. Also, Brian Gardner is amazing at ideas and the work he has developed along the way. Even so, there are occasions when I need
Read MoreAdding a CSS Class to WordPress Editor
November 18, 2012 css, Tips/Tricks, WordPress classes, css, editor, tinyMCE, WordPress
The Reason I like making it as user-friendly for my clients as possible. WordPress does many, many things great, but some of the styling concepts lack just a little. In this situation, I figure it
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