For the past four (plus) years I’ve been developing websites exclusively with the Genesis Framework by StudioPress. Over the last two years much of that work has been in the real estate market, still using the Genesis Framework along with real estate child themes from Agent Evolution. I was a big…Continue reading post
How To Use A Center Logo With The Genesis Navigation Menu Using Only CSS
There’s been several very good articles written that show how to position a logo in the center of the main navigation menu, such as this one by Sridhar Katakam. These various methods work great, but I wanted to show you another option that I use that uses CSS only. Some advantages to doing this using… Continue reading post
Add Icons And Change Comment Form Labels on WordPress and Genesis Comment Forms
If you’d like to change the labels on your Genesis comment form, or add icons (like Font Awesome icons) to your labels you can easily do that using a couple of WordPress filters. The HTML5 Genesis Child themes use the default WordPress comment system*, so to make these changes you’ll have to use the WordPress… Continue reading post
Save Hours And Frustration With This Responsive Web Design Troubleshooting Tip
I love troubleshooting. I love the challenge of figuring out an issue. It’s a great way to learn and it’s a great way to speed up your workflow. If you can master troubleshooting, you’ll significantly cut down on your overall development time, as well as the amount of time it takes to handle any issues… Continue reading post
Add Genesis Style Page-Links To Split Long Posts And Pages Into Multiple Pages
By default, WordPress has a function that allows you to split a single post or page into multiple pages. They’re called “Page-Links” and they’re useful if you want to split a long post into pages to make it easier to read. To add a page link to your post, place your cursor in your editor… Continue reading post
A Better Genesis Responsive Logo With An Additional Bonus
In my spare time I help out on the StudioPress forums. One of the most asked questions is ‘how do I get my header to be responsive?‘. The issue is usually with the header logo and getting it to show properly on different screen sizes. I’m going to show you what I think is the… Continue reading post
If You Pay Peanuts, You Get Monkeys. Why I Broke Up With HostGator (And Who Our New Web Host Is)
AlphaBlossom’s website recently underwent a complete makeover. We’re calling it a “soft launch” while we work out the final bugs and details, to be followed by a major launch party, champagne, confetti…the whole works! Well, maybe not that much, but we’ll definitely write an article explaining why we made the changes we did, as well… Continue reading post
1 Easy Step To Add A Home Icon To Breadcrumbs With WordPress SEO by Yoast
There’s a good chance that you’re already using the WordPress SEO by Yoast plugin on your site. As I’m writing this, there have been 11,575,494 downloads from WordPress. If you’re using the Genesis breadcrumbs, you should refer to this post instead. There’s also a good chance you’re already using the very popular Font Awesome icons…. Continue reading post
Move The WooCommerce Price On The Single Product Page
WooCommerce shopping cart for WordPress displays the price between the product title and product description on the single product page by default. If you’d like to move the price after the content, you can do so easily by adding the following hook to your theme’s functions.php file: The number on each line is the priority…. Continue reading post
7 Easy Steps To Add An Off-Canvas Mobile Menu To Any Genesis Child Theme
With website visitors spending more and more time viewing your website from mobile devices, mobile navigation is becoming more important than ever. We’d like to show you one option that looks and works very well. Mmenu is a free jQuery plugin for an “off-canvas” menu with lots of options, well documented, and free (but please… Continue reading post