Learn how to create reusable header and footer template parts in your WordPress block theme. This step-by-step tutorial uses the Versana theme to show how to build and include header.html and footer.html.
Learn how to configure theme.json to define global styles, color palettes, typography, spacing, and layout in your WordPress block theme. Follow this step-by-step tutorial using the Versana theme.
Want to create different layouts for specific categories in WordPress? Learn how to design a custom category template in WordPress block themes using the Site Editor and code-based method. Beginner-friendly guide.
Want to automate setting featured images in WordPress? Learn how to create a custom plugin that sets the first image in each blog post as its featured image—individually or in bulk.
Discover how we built a dynamic, membership-powered artist directory using WordPress and Paid Memberships Pro (PMPro). From custom registration forms and media uploads to a public-facing artist map, learn how we created a scalable solution for a creative community.
Get started with WordPress block theme development by building the Versana theme from scratch. In this first tutorial, we create the theme folder, set up essential files like style.css and theme.json, and activate the theme for Full Site Editing (FSE) development.
Thinking about moving your site from Weebly to WordPress? Learn why it’s a smart move for SEO, scalability, and design freedom — plus explore auto/manual migration options and how to get expert help.
Easily manage your WordPress customizations! Add custom CSS, JS, and PHP code securely without worrying about theme updates. No coding risks or child themes needed.
Manually migrating from Weebly to WordPress ensures full control over your content, SEO, and site structure. This guide walks you through every step needed for a smooth and complete manual migration.
Discover how to easily migrate your Weebly site to WordPress with WeeblytoWP.com, moving all posts, pages, images, and comments automatically while preserving your site's structure and SEO.
In this project, we helped a client move their entire Weebly website to WordPress, ensuring a full migration of content, images, comments, and categories, while maintaining SEO and URL structure to preserve their search traffic.
Learn how to track and display post views in WordPress using a custom plugin. This step-by-step guide covers view tracking, dynamic display, shortcodes, and admin panel integration for better engagement insights.
Learn how to create a custom store categories page in WordPress using a shortcode without modifying the parent theme. This guide walks you through fetching and displaying store categories, associating stores with categories, and ordering them alphabetically for better navigation.
CODOWPPOSTS is a WordPress plugin to show posts, pages, or custom posts on the frontend in tabular format with client-side filters and pagination. Select post type, add/re-order/delete columns with post attributes e.g. title, excerpt, author, category, or any custom post meta boxes. Define column widths, link permalinks, enable/disable client-side filters for each column. Define number of posts per page (default: 10) with client-side pagination functionality.
Another contribution to the open-source community. We have developed and released a boilerplate template to develop a new WordPress plugin using Object Oriented Programming (OOP) approach. If you are a WordPress developer and want to develop a custom WordPress plugin from scratch, then this boilerplate may act as a good starting point for your new WordPress plugin.
WordPress provides a REST API to get, update, and delete the WordPress website data. This means that we can use WordPress CMS as a backend system to create & manage content and Angular or React to design our frontend application to consume the content using the WordPress REST API. In this blog post, we discussed the authentication process to safely and securely consume WordPress data using WordPress REST API.
WordPress is a very powerful and popular content management system to design and develop professional websites. In this blog post, we have provided a checklist for developing a WordPress website.
Sometimes, we need to access the block directory url inside Gutenberg block.js file (see following scenario). Let's say that inside the block folder you have an images folder containing logo.png image and you want to access that image inside the block.js file. In this blog post we will learn how to access the image inside images folder from block.js file.
In previous blog posts, we have learned how to create custom Gutenberg blocks. In this tutorial we will learn how to create Gutenberg template with pre-defined blocks using inner blocks component.
WordPress provides Format API to add custom buttons in formatting toolbar to apply specific styles to the selected text. When a format is applied to a text selection, the text selection is wrapped with HTML tag. In this tutorial, we will learn how to register a new format, add a button in the toolbar and apply the format when the button is clicked.