Category: WordPress

Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) is an indispensable time-saving tool for many WordPress developers. But, when data sets become large, ACF queries can take a

The Ultimate Member plugin is a formidable package for managing membership on a WordPress site. Surprisingly, however, it does not have a built-in way

These are life-saving WordPress plugins that I use on many of my clients’ and my own sites.  Alright, maybe “life-saving” is a slight exaggeration,

Elegant Themes already has a blog post entitled “How to Add More Columns to Your Divi Builder Posts or Pages” which shows how to

WordPress is a great website platform which I use and develop on every day, but, it has its weaknesses. It requires a database that

Many people who use the WordPress Divi Accordion Module want it to start out closed by default. Every WordPress client I have who uses

Querying a WordPress database is pretty straightforward using WP_Query or get_posts(). However, I ran into a problem when I was trying to search for

Let’s say you have a page or piece of code that needs to be run regularly, say once a day, or once an hour.

I had a situation where I needed to create a WordPress Multisite network of sites with each site having completely unique domain names.  I found

I had a client who wanted to map a domain name directly to a WordPress Page, and not show the WordPress URL. For example, let’s

I was working on a client’s new WordPress site when I got the dreaded Linux “out of memory” error in my browser unexpectedly: Fatal

The WordPress 3.6 Media Player came at just the right time for me. Just a month before, Yahoo discontinued their Yahoo Player, and I

Here is the scenario: You’ve searched high and low and found the perfect WordPress theme for yourself or your client. But, there’s one big

Is your WordPress site loading slowly? There is a cool tool called Pingdom which creates waterfall charts so you can see exactly what is slowing