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I received a question the other day about how to create this kind of button: Hover Over Me to See It's actually very simple. This is nothing more than a regular link that's been styled to look like a tactile button. Basically, when the user hovers over it, it appears to be an actual button
This code snippet does the following: Retrieves all hooked-into WordPress functions Displays a list of them on a specific page (private page) I came across this snippet from Rarst.net on listing hooked functions in WordPress. It's a great little snippet for debugging, testing or
This snippets removes the "Projects" section of the Divi WordPress theme from Elegant Themes. I was recently doing a bit of customization for a Divi child theme and, because the client had no use for the "project" custom post type (for portfolio items), I wanted to remove this post type to clean
Sridhar published a new post on his blog yesterday on how to change the content limit on a post archive page using Genesis. This was a great post and jogged my memory that I needed to do something similar. My situation was that I needed to REMOVE the content from a custom post type's archive. To get
Replace Relative URLs without Manually Editing Every Post When I first started EngageWP.com, I was toying with the idea of another name (WPEngage) and wasn't sure whether I would end up switching before the content started developing any amount of popularity. The reason I was thinking of another
Adding a CSS Class to Link Images Using jQuery I have been working with a new Genesis theme and came across an issue where the featured image link did not possess a class. This may be fine if you don't need fine control over image links but I previously styled all of my anchor element with a bottom
The other day I searched for a snippet to remove the post meta from custom post types using Genesis and I found this article from Transmit Studio. The snippet they give works perfectly but it checks only one post type at a time. To use it with multiple post types, you'd need to adjust the code. In
UPDATE: For universal solution (non-Genesis) that also adds the icons to the menu-item's anchor text, see my newer post, How to Add Font Awesome Icons to WordPress Menu Anchor Text. Using Font Awesome Icons in Genesis Navigation In one of his tutorials, Genesis developer Brad Potter shows you