All posts tagged: “PHP”
The WordPress shortcode is a wonderful tool. Shortcodes allow developers to give control of their code-snippets to the WordPress-administrators. Shortcodes developers allow users to place/embed the developer’s code anywhere they like. The developer writes the output, and the user adds the shortcode in their WordPress editor wherever they would like to output that code. For … Continue reading WordPress Shortcode Fundamentals
I ran in to the problem a while ago that I needed to use a Font Awesome icon in a design-comp. In retrospect I should have downloaded and installed the font… Instead I made a form where users submit the name of the icon they want to view.
Responsive web design, dynamic scaling, or css3 media-queries work wonders in the wordpress twentyeleven-theme… But the navigation-menus are forgotten. To accommodate menus from wide-resolutions on mobile devices designers re-word, re-size, and re-think even using responsive web design. Instead of trying to adapt a whole menu to a smaller screen… Why not replace that menu with … Continue reading Toggle a Separate WordPress Menu with CSS or JavaScript
