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#WPReviewsInRealLife is Sadly Hilarious

May 21, 2016

Posted by Matt Cromwell

Plugins, Themes, WordPress

#WPReviewsInRealLife is Sadly Hilarious

Jason Coleman of Paid Memberships Pro started a hashtag late last week: #WPReviewsInRealLife. Coleman writes fictitious reviews of “real life” products that get one-star ratings for seemingly random reasons — and WordPress plugin and theme authors have never laughed so […]

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  • mean tweets,
  • one-star reviews

The Best WordCamp Websites of 2015

January 20, 2016

Posted by Devin Walker

Coding, CSS, Design, Themes, WordPress

The Best WordCamp Websites of 2015

A WordCamp’s website is vital to the success of the event. Every year we review the best WordCamp websites. Check out the roundup of the best WordCamp websites of 2015.

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  • Showcase,
  • WordCamp

Why We’re Not Afraid of Envato

February 25, 2015

Posted by Matt Cromwell

Site News, Themes, WordPress

Why We’re Not Afraid of Envato

I have a past that not many WordPress folks know about: I’m a social justice, hippy protester at heart. Back in the day, I was one of those guys who went to protest rally meetings. Sometimes it didn’t matter what […]

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  • envato,
  • themeforest,
  • wordpress themes

How to Remove Styles, Scripts, and More from your WordPress Parent Theme

November 21, 2014

Posted by Devin Walker

Coding, Themes

How to Remove Styles, Scripts, and More from your WordPress Parent Theme

WordPress parent themes can come with a lot of extra baggage. If you’re on a mission to clean up your parent theme, here’s a few handy functions to help you.

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Image URLs and Forcing SSL in WordPress

October 28, 2014

Posted by Matt Cromwell

Coding, Security, Themes, WordPress

Image URLs and Forcing SSL in WordPress

Forcing SSL in your WordPress site is “all the rage” lately. And for good reason. Security is a serious issue and SSL isn’t a silver bullet by any means, but it helps. But the biggest reason why web owners want […]

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Top Reasons Not to Use Drag and Drop WordPress Themes and Plugins

June 19, 2014

Posted by Devin Walker

Themes

Top Reasons Not to Use Drag and Drop WordPress Themes and Plugins

Thinking about buying a drag and drop WordPress theme for your next project? Take a look at these important considerations first.

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Getting Started in WordPress Theme Development

January 6, 2014

Posted by Devin Walker

Coding, Themes

Getting Started in WordPress Theme Development

So you want to get started developing WordPress themes? Here’s what you need to know to be a successful WordPress theme developer.

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Top 10 Reasons to Use the Redux Framework on Your Next Plugin or Theme

December 10, 2013

Posted by Matt Barrett

Plugins, Themes

Top 10 Reasons to Use the Redux Framework on Your Next Plugin or Theme

If you’re building a WordPress theme or plugin then you should take a hard look at Redux Options Framework. Here are the top ten reasons why I think you should use it.

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  • Redux

Roots Starter Theme Review: Building with Roots Pros and Cons

November 27, 2013

Posted by Devin Walker

Themes

Roots Starter Theme Review: Building with Roots Pros and Cons

Roots is one of the most popular WordPress starter themes. After building nearly a hundred sites from Roots, here’s my review.

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  • Roots

How to Create a WordPress Theme Activation Message and Tour

November 21, 2013

Posted by Devin Walker

Themes

How to Create a WordPress Theme Activation Message and Tour

A theme welcome popup or tour can really go a long way. Providing your users useful links to documentation from the get go is smart. Here’s how to create a single or multiple pointer tour in WordPress.

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