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If you have worked with WordPress, you know how useful post meta can be. If you have used custom post types, you even know how post meta extends the default post object to create really complex functionality like what WooCommerce does with the product post type.You can add the same flexibility
Two reasons lie at the core of why the Genesis framework is arguably the best: flexibility and simplicity. Using baked-in Genesis hooks, we are able to quickly assemble page templates with total control of each content area. Here are four different techniques for building a template to display
Read on until the end to see how you can win a free 1-year StudioPress Sites Content Plan account It's not hard to tell that we're big fan of the Genesis framework here at EngageWP. The Summation child theme runs on it. I use Genesis and one of its child themes on pretty much every WordPress site I
I am very pleased to announce that my small team and I are the new owners of EngageWP.com.Over the years, Ren has created an incredible resource for WordPress developers and WordPress site owners. I've been reading the WordPress tutorials he's written on the site, and my only hope is that we can
Not only will WordPress allow you to manage a blog, business website, portfolio, etc., it is also a great solution for building scalable e-commerce websites without needing to learn complex code, use a difficult e-commerce CMS, or hire a developer. Since WordPress is already so immensely popular
It's that time of year again, but this is the first time I've shared any Black Friday deals here on EngageWP. This year, I've noticed a lot of pretty sweet deals around the WordPress market, so I wanted to share some from vendors that I know and recommend.HostingSiteGround is offering
During my time as a blogger, I've somewhat-frequently run into an occurrence when I'd like to add a private note to comment that someone publishes on my site. Instead of simply responding to a comment and making that response publicly visible, I wanted something that could only be seen by me and,
The following snippet will remove the "Logged in as {username}. Log Out?" link from the WordPress comment form.