As I work on various projects, I keep circling around the idea of how best to implement a responsive navigation menu that just works for everyone.
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Add Custom Styles to Your WordPress Visual Editor
Part of creating a custom WordPress theme for a client involves designing custom styles, not only for the overall site, but also for specific needs or
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Swap Out “Read More” for a Call to Action Button
Blogging is hard work. I get that. Building a website is hard. There are a lot of moving parts to consider. And then there's the writing. Writing blog
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Add a Widget Area to Your Featured Image in Genesis
I've been somewhat surprised, but quite pleased, with the positive response and adoption for my featured image plugin, which is available on the
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Harness the Power of Genesis Archive Options
About a month ago, I decided to make some minor adjustments to my website, primarily because I wanted to manage my plugins better. Since my last
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SuperSide Me At Any Size
This summer, I released my first premium plugin, SuperSide Me. It's an app style, or side menu for WordPress, really intended to make websites mobile