Category: WordPress

I recently switched one of my blogs from Divi to the Oxygen Builder, mainly because I’d heard about how lean and fast the code

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

Have you ever gotten this Linux “out of memory” error when working with your WordPress site? Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 63963136) (tried

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