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This guide uses a jQuery mobile responsive menu from Josh Cope and shows how you can use it for a mobile menu in a Genesis Child theme in WordPress. There is also a guide for regular WordPress themes here. Also I have made a…

By default in WooCommerce the product description of a product sits inside the ‘Description’ tab, with the Short Description displayed more prominent alongside the product. Here is how to swap that order and display the product content at the head…

This is a tutorial to change your WordPress site to serve all content via HTTPS/SSL and it is something that is becoming easier and more affordable but also necessary for site owners. Swapping your site to the secure HTTPS/SSL protocol across the whole website…

This tutorial looks at replacing the CSS background technique used to display a logo/image in the Genesis framework header with an actual HTML markup inline image tag, which is better for responsive design across all devices.  This can be achieved in…

You can add a CSS class to a featured image in WordPress using an array in the_post_thumbnail   if( has_post_thumbnail() ) { //Add in featured image & class the_post_thumbnail( ‘featured-podcast’, array( ‘class’ => ‘alignnone’ ) ); } This can be…

Here’s how you can remove all the archive titles that appear at the header of various archive pages in your Genesis Theme, you can either remove all of them or selectively choose which one… Add the code snippet to your functions.php…

Change Archive Title and Description of Custom Post Type Archive At the head of a custom post type archive page is an archive title and description by default, the title will inherit the name of the custom post type, you…

To move both and header and footer into the Site Inner container of Genesis there needs to be a lot of repositioning going on. The gist below is based off theWordPress Genesis  Sample Theme – I need all four main elements header, content,…

WordPress facilitates the use of injecting inline CSS to an existing plugin or themes’ CSS via a function called wp_add_inline_style. This avoids echoing out a bunch of CSS using wp_head and is considered better practice. One of the beneficial reasons is that it…