The footer in WordPress, or for websites in general, is one of the least used pieces. The footer is mostly used to show credits and contact information. This might be…

In a responsive theme you will want some parts of your website to look the same whether you see it on a large screen device like a laptop or smaller…

Websites get hacked every day. Our passwords are rarely as strong as we think. Sometimes we (or our clients) delete the wrong file or make a change that breaks something.…

In the first part of this series, I showed you how to programmatically retrieve the share count of various social media networks from their respective APIs using PHP. In this…

WordPress arguably has become the de facto content management system (CMS) in the world powering over 20 percent of websites globally. One of the platform’s most loved feature is widgets…

In a previous article, we walked through building a custom login form which can be embedded in a post or page using a shortcode and in a specific theme location…

The way customers are viewing your website is evolving every day. The only way to see a website few years back was through a desktop or a laptop with a…

WordPress is the most populous and one of the best content management systems in the world. It powers over 60 percent of websites in the world. By default, the Login…

One feature common to almost every website in the world is the contact form. It can be used to collect feedback, complaints or useful information from website clients and users.…

One of the core feature of WordPress is widget areas, which are used to add content to theme sidebars or other widgetized areas. Activating a widget in your theme sidebar…