Tag: featured
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Most Recommended WordPress Plugins
There are thousands of plugins available in the official WordPress.org plugin directory. It’s difficult to know which plugin you should choose for your website, especially if you are just starting out with WordPress. We put together a detailed list of recommended plugins for WordPress beginners, to help you get started…
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Uku – a super flexible Premium WordPress Magazine Theme with a free Light Version
Yeah, Uku is here! We are super happy to finally release our newest WordPress Magazine, Newspaper, and Blog Theme Uku today. Uku is a bit different from our previous themes. It has a lot more options and flexibility and the greatest thing is, it also has a free light theme…
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How to add Snapchat to WordPress
I have to admit that I didn’t really know what to do with Snapchat until recently and if this trendy social media tool was even something for me. After looking through the app a few times, it all seemed confusing and to be honest also a bit silly to me.…
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Useful WordPress Plugins: Child Theme Check
Child themes are a great way to customize a WordPress theme, without loosing your changes in a parent theme update. But since you are copying the original theme files into your own child theme, of course changes in the parent themes will not get transferred to your child theme files.…
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Social Media Information Overload And How To Deal With It
Do you also often feel overwhelmed by all the posts, videos and pictures while searching for something online? Do you also totally forget what you actually planned on doing, because you get distracted by all the exciting content that you find? I feel this way especially on social media platforms…
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How To Create A WordPress Child Theme – The Right Way
Since recently it was considered best practice in WordPress to include the parent stylesheet (style.css) with the @import rule in your child theme’s style.css. However this technique got updated and now it’s best-practice to create a functions.php file for your child theme and use wp_enqueue_style() to include you parent theme…