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“Having worked with Reid Walley of Designparc in the past in developing a hyper local news site with WordPress, I knew the power of WordPress and Reid’s intimate knowledge of its’ functions and capabilities.  So when the firm I work for, Impact Sciences, wanted to update and revamp our existing website and set it up [...]

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In part one, we’re going to setup custom post types and custom taxonomies, without plugins. After that, we’ll build a template to check for and display media attached to custom posts. Then, in part two, we’ll use custom taxonomy templates to organize and relate media (and other types of content). Read Smashing Magazine’s full article: How [...]

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PlayPress PlayPress is a JavaScript-free, low-Flash audio player plugin for WordPress, fortified with HTML5. Lightweight Some WordPress audio plugins inject JavaScript into every page of your website, even pages that don’t have any audio on them. PlayPress doesn’t need any JavaScript. HTML5 Other plugins rely on Adobe’s displeasing Flash technology. PlayPress can fall back or [...]

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This entry is part 1 of 4 in the series WP Twenty Eleven Child theme - Reid Walley

Goal: Rotating images, in WP Twenty Eleven’s child theme header, that are also “responsive” (they shrink to different device sizes): WP Rotator plugin (to add rotating images) Flex Slider for WP Rotator plugin (to make the rotating images “responsive”) – Turns WP Rotator into a fully “responsive” jQuery slider – MUST have WP Rotator installed [...]

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Goal: Add Featured Image to PlatformPro theme to use The Cart Press: List products in your home page in grid format WordPress: v3.2.1 Parent theme: PlatformPro, v1.5.2 Child Theme: PlatformBase, v1.4.1 Shopping Cart: The Cart Press, v1.1.3 File: root > wp-content > themes > platformbase > functions.php Add to the end of the file: // [...]

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By Konstantin, August 16, 2011 I came across this idea while working on one of our themes that had to have different body colors for different pages, like a red body on the home page, a yellow one on the contact page, a blue one on the archives page and so on. Of course this [...]

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PlatformPro’s WordPress framework comes standard with flush-left navigation. We wanted the menu to be centered. We’re working with PlatformPro’s child theme, PlatformBase. WordPress version: 3.1.2 PlatformPro version: 1.3.5 PlatformBase version: 1.3.2 Add the following CSS to PlatformBase’s “base.css” file: #nav_row ul{padding-bottom:10px !important;float:none !important;text-align:center;} #primary-nav li{float:none !important;display:inline !important;} #primary-nav a{float:none !important;display:inline !important;} http://www.pagelines.com/forum/topic/5906 (must be logged [...]

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WordPress version: 3.1.1 Theme: PlatformPro 1.3.5 Child Theme: PlatformBase 1.3.2 Plugin: Advanced Most Recent Posts Mod 1.6.2 by Kailey Lampert Problem: the text lines up at the bottom of the image instead of “along side” the image. Solution: Add the following CSS to PlatformBase child theme’s base.css file: Original source: http://trepmal.com/plugins/advanced-most-recent-posts-mod/comment-page-1/#comment-764

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This entry is part 3 of 8 in the series WordPress Child Theme Case Study - 2020 Euro Lens Bath

WordPress Child Theme Case Study: 2020 Euro Lens Bath WordPress version: 3.1 WordPress Theme: Child Theme for Twenty Ten 1.2 Section 1 of 4 Copy header.php file to Child Theme folder Delete the following lines (approx 60-66) from header.php: Section 2 of 4 Let’s also remove 30px white space/gap between top of header art and [...]

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This entry is part 2 of 8 in the series WordPress Child Theme Case Study - 2020 Euro Lens Bath

WordPress Child Theme Case Study: 2020 Euro Lens Bath Create a Child Theme (style.css and functions.php files) In the functions.php file, add:

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