Tutorials

  • How To Include Javascript and CSS Stylesheets in WordPress

    How To Include Javascript and CSS Stylesheets in WordPress

    Agbonghama Collins  •  October 7, 2015

    PHP is one of the easiest programming languages to learn. It powers a number of highly-trafficked websites such as Facebook, Wikipedia as well as popular content management...

  • Make the Footer Responsive in a WordPress Theme

    Make the Footer Responsive in a WordPress Theme

    Abbas Suterwala  •  May 22, 2015

    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 good enough...

  • Creating a Responsive Menu in WordPress for Mobile Devices

    Creating a Responsive Menu in WordPress for Mobile Devices

    Abbas Suterwala  •  December 19, 2014

    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 device like mobile phones or...

  • How to Display Social Share Counts in WordPress as Text

    How to Display Social Share Counts in WordPress as Text

    Agbonghama Collins  •  October 15, 2014

    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...

  • How to Get Social Share Counts in WordPress

    How to Get Social Share Counts in WordPress

    Agbonghama Collins  •  October 3, 2014

    You will be hard-pressed to find someone that doesn’t belong to a social media network these days. Virtually all social networks provide buttons that simplify the process of...

  • Building a Facebook Like Box WordPress Widget

    Building a Facebook Like Box WordPress Widget

    Agbonghama Collins  •  September 12, 2014

    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...

  • Building a Custom WordPress Registration Form with Flat UI

    Building a Custom WordPress Registration Form with Flat UI

    Agbonghama Collins  •  August 27, 2014

    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 using template...

  • How to Move a WordPress Website from HTTP to HTTPS/SSL

    How to Move a WordPress Website from HTTP to HTTPS/SSL

    Agbonghama Collins  •  August 12, 2014

    Google recently announced that it has started using HTTPS as a ranking signal. And that has implications for your site and whether it uses an HTTP or HTTPS protocol. For now,...

  • Understanding Media Queries in WordPress Responsive Themes

    Understanding Media Queries in WordPress Responsive Themes

    Abbas Suterwala  •  August 4, 2014

    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 large screen. Websites had...

  • Building a Custom WordPress Login Form with Flat UI

    Building a Custom WordPress Login Form with Flat UI

    Agbonghama Collins  •  July 3, 2014

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