4Feb
18Dec
in WordPress
Make embedded tweets in WordPress responsive
WordPress allows you to embed tweets by pasting the tweet URL into your posts. You get a nice card with the tweet and all relevant details. Sadly, this card will not work on responsive sites due to a fix width applied by Twitter. In this post we’ll see how to remove it and also make our embedded tweet properly responsive.
17Sep
in WordPress
Customize nextpage pagination links in WordPress posts
A relatively little known WordPress feature is the ability to split your post into different pages. However, it’s a bit difficult to stylize so it matches your overall site style since by default, WordPress doesn’t apply CSS classes to target its elements. In this tutorial we will learn how to filter the function to add classes to stylize.
4Sep
in WordPress
Add a custom login to your WordPress theme
One area that is integral to a WordPress powered site but is currently a bit difficult to stylize is the login area. Moreover, it’s not something move around to place on sidebars or the site header. In this tutorial we will see how to create a shortcode that you can use everywhere, from your Text widget to post/pages content or the template files.
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14Aug
in jQuery
WordPress drop down menus: highlight parent items with jQuery
It’s generally useful in sites with extensive drop down menus and many levels of hierarchy to highlight the parent item that encompasses the list of current items in the menu we’re now browsing so we can keep track of where we are. In this tutorial we will learn how to use jQuery to achieve this in WordPress menus, but it can be applied to any menu that has a similar markup.
11Jul
in Technology
Win free markup from ShopHTML: finished
We have a sweet giveaway brought to you by ShopHTML, a professional PSD to HTML coding service. A lucky winner will get three free pages of markup! If you are short on time or prefer concentrating on the creative work, this is a great chance to get a quality standards compliant code with no hassle.
28Jun
in WordPress
Monitor the media queries of your responsive theme in WordPress
With responsive design gaining more momentum every day and WordPress as the most popular CMS around it is only natural to develop more tools to ease our life developing with it. Here you’ll find a simple tool so you can always keep an eye on which media query is currently in use in WordPress, using the Admin Bar.
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