Dec 3, 2016 | Web Design and Code, Wordpress
Have you ever wanted to show your Instagram or Facebook feed on your WordPress website? If you’ve tried it, you likely would have used Facebook’s page feed widget, which has ugly sidebars and isn’t very customizable. For Instagram, you most likely...
May 4, 2015 | Magento, Web Design and Code
If you have several categories in your Magento store, you may be interested in showing the top selling products for each of your categories. While Magento does provide you with a report of the bestselling products, you need to extend the core functionality in order to...
Jul 31, 2014 | Web Design and Code, Wordpress
If you need to add Google Event Tracking to some of your WYSIWYG Advanced Custom Fields, you might notice that ACF strips out the onclick values for the event tracking. This support post suggests setting up Google Tag Manager, but if you’re not able to use...
Mar 31, 2014 | Web Design and Code
The Story of a Tabbed Slider I thought I was in a bind when one of my clients wanted some specialized functionality in their jQuery slider. First, I had used jQuery UI Tabs to create an image slider like this: The images would cycle through in the large area, and then...
Jan 12, 2014 | Web Design and Code, Wordpress
I was recently tasked with creating a mobile-only theme for a site using WordPress. This was my first time doing so, as opposed to making a responsive theme (which mostly deals with media queries in CSS), and there were quite a few things that I learned. First, I...
Oct 6, 2013 | Web Design and Code, Wordpress
Sometimes a seemingly difficult problem requires a simple solution. I’m currently working on a WordPress-driven site for a client. The client wants a customized blog section that has a different header than the rest of the site to separate it from the main site....
