Let's be clear: there are lots of ways to create a mobile-friendly menu using responsive design. The developers of the Genesis Child Themes from StudioPress have decided to create their menus entirely ... Continue Reading →
Wow, July is flying past! WordCamp San Francisco 2013 is only two weeks away and the launch of our upcoming podcast WP Bacon is next week. If you haven't heard already, the first WP Bacon episode airs ... Continue Reading →
You may have noticed that since we upgraded our site to Genesis 2.0, we implemented a fixed header. Adding a fixed header to your WordPress theme can make navigating your site easier and improve user ... Continue Reading →
In case you're not familiar, Font Awesome is a regularly-updated icon font from the people behind Twitter's Bootstrap. According to their website: Font Awesome gives you scalable vector icons that ... Continue Reading →
If you've ever worked on a complex WordPress project for a client, you've probably heard of WordPress "must use" plugins. If not, you should check out the codex and learn about them! I find that must ... Continue Reading →
If you're running the Genesis Framework from StudioPress on your WordPress website, and you really should be, there are some awesome plugins you can install to enhance the functionality of your site. ... Continue Reading →