In this post, we cover four basic steps for getting your website up and running: domain registration, DNS, website hosting, and email hosting.
Advanced Custom Fields help you organize your website content and backend as well as manipulate the frontend. And it’s a beautiful thing. (The pizza is relevant, we swear.)
Let’s dig even deeper into the WordPress database and walk through how to change a password with phpMyAdmin.
In this post, we dig into the WordPress database on a deep level so that you’ll be more comfortable in the phpMyAdmin application and know better how to troubleshoot your own site.
Need to move a WordPress website? No problem! Let’s walk through the basic steps for moving your site to a different hosting server (with video!).
Let’s add our own custom tab to the Tabs section at the bottom of a WooCommerce Single Product page.
In part 3 of our WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Pages series, we’re going to add whatever we want to the top of the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout pages based on which product IDs are currently in a cart.
In part 2 of our WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Pages series, we’re going to add whatever we want to the top of the WooCommerce Cart and Checkout pages based on which product categories are currently in a cart.
In part 1 of our WooCommerce Cart and Checkout Pages series, we’re going to look at a really simple hook that’s going to give us the ability to add whatever we want to the top of the WooCommerce cart and checkout pages.
Let’s walk through how to create shortcodes in WordPress — and how to use them to display content from custom post types. [Video]
