Have you ever wanted to include adjacent entry navigation links (links to your previous or next posts) at the end of your current post? I confess, it's not something I've usually done on my sites, but consider how nice it might be to have a link at the bottom of your post to one or two posts--not [read more] about Flexible Adjacent Entry Navigation for Single Posts in WordPress
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Add a (Gravity Forms) Shortcode to a Genesis Archive Intro
For a long time, the Genesis Framework has allowed users to set up a custom title and description, or introduction, for archives for custom post types and terms. It used to be a fairly bare bones setup, just a headline and a text box for the description. This meant that if you wanted to add anything [read more] about Add a (Gravity Forms) Shortcode to a Genesis Archive Intro
Remove Additional CSS from the WordPress (4.7) Customizer
WordPress 4.7 is coming soon--as always, bringing some exciting new features, which you can play with already if you're able to download and try out the beta. One feature which I honestly find to be pretty neat is the Additional CSS panel in the Customizer. Here's the official description: Custom [read more] about Remove Additional CSS from the WordPress (4.7) Customizer
How to Hide/Remove Archive Headlines in Genesis
I've seen this question several times in the past few months, more often from people who have been using Genesis for a while and change to a new child theme. Here's what's happened: they install their new theme and discover that at the top of category archives, or custom post type archives, or their [read more] about How to Hide/Remove Archive Headlines in Genesis
Primary Navigation Location: Built in Flexibility
When I'm working with a starter theme or on a project with flexible parameters, I want a lot of flexibility. Some projects need as much room as possible for the primary navigation, some don't. Some projects need a widget area in the site header, some don't. I have two pet peeves with how I see [read more] about Primary Navigation Location: Built in Flexibility
Show a Gravity Form with a Click of a Button
On a recent project, I wanted to add a Gravity Form to a post/page, but hide it behind a button so that it would only show if the user clicked on the button (the form is rather long). The client needs to be able to do this on her own, so my solution for her needed to be something accessible from the [read more] about Show a Gravity Form with a Click of a Button