Adding the Search & Filter Pro filters in an off-canvas menu can be a better user experience on mobile devices. This guide uses UABBs Off-Canvas Module with a WooCommerce main shop page built in Beaver Themer. With a desktop/tablet layout…

Here is how you can set up the main WooCommerce shop page with Search and Filter Pro and Beaver Themer. The layout is to have the filter options on the left and products on the right, the filtering is using…

HTML5 ‘Audio’ is a native tag in HTML 5 and plays the audio linked file in a browser without using a third party plugin such as Flash. Their are 3 formats that are used in HTML 5 Audio and are…

You can add on to the end of an existing WordPress menu a site login/logout link. The WordPress menu must be registered and have a theme location, this will not work with custom menus. This needs to be added to your theme…

In caching plugins normally pages are typically served from a cache after a visitor does an initial view then a cached copy of the page is served up to subsequent visitors via the cache who have faster viewing page loads.…

Here is a guide on how to make an image carousel thumbnail slider with ACF in WordPress using the ACF gallery field. Lightslider, a lightweight image slider seems to fit the bill perfectly – I need it to just display simple…

Here is a way to add WooCommerce cart icon to a menu with the cart item count, it links to the cart page and displays the number of items that have been added to the cart. The code uses three functions…

You can redirect all your WordPress pages to a designated Coming Soon page for all non-logged in users with the template_redirect action hook whilst leaving all pages visible to logged in users.add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘themeprefix_coming_soon’ ); function themeprefix_coming_soon() { if( !is_user_logged_in()…

Expires Headers are a set of rules or directives from a website to tell a user’s local browser to either look in its own cache for files or to request the files off the webserver, the former is better for…

You can block WordPress xmlrpc.php requests from Cloudflare but exclude the JetPack IP addresses by creating a custom firewall rule, attacks on xmlrpc.php are frequent and it is best now disabled as it will be deprecated from WordPress in the…