Best WordPress Themes Tutorials

WordPress menu system has a built-in feature where you can add descriptions with menu items. However, this feature is hidden by default. Even when enabled, displaying them is not supported without adding some code. Most themes are not designed with menu-item descriptions in mind. In… Read More »

Want your embedded content to look perfect on your WordPress website, no matter the screen size? By default, WordPress does a great job at embedding videos and other oEmbeds in your posts and pages. However, based on our experience, you sometimes need more control over… Read More »

Do you want to learn how to fix the sidebar below content error in WordPress? This issue may occur when WordPress templates use a two-column layout for content and a sidebar. Due to a slight change in code, the sidebar starts appearing below the content… Read More »

We’ve worked on a lot of WordPress sites over the years, and one customization trick we always come back to is adding the page slug to the body class. It’s such a simple thing, but it makes a world of difference when it comes to… Read More »

Do you want to display post meta data in your WordPress blog posts? Meta data includes important information about your posts, such as the publication date, the author’s name, and the tags. At times, you may want to display extra details in this section. In… Read More »

Do you want to change the default text selection color in WordPress? At times, you may want the default text section color to contrast more with the background color. This way, users can see exactly what’s being highlighted in the content. In this article, we… Read More »

You can create intuitive navigation structures and enhance user engagement on your website using categories, tags, and custom taxonomies. However, we believe a crucial element in user experience is providing clear context within each taxonomy archive page. You can provide this context by showing relevant… Read More »

Do you want to add Google web fonts in your WordPress theme? Google fonts allow you to easily use beautiful web fonts on your WordPress website. You can use them to improve your website’s typography, user experience, and aesthetics. This article will show you how… Read More »

Every now and then, we come across special requests from our readers about customizing their website. One of them was to show any number of posts in a loop. Since this feature isn’t available by default in WordPress, we created a custom code snippet for… Read More »

Recently, a user asked us how to check if a PHP function exists before adding some new code to your WordPress site that relies on it. The best part about WordPress is its flexibility, including the ability to add your own custom functions to your… Read More »