Where Creative Things Happen
The latest iteration of WordPress, 4.7, is a from-the-ground-up overhaul. There are a lot of cool new features here, some which have been on the workbench for over a decade. But because this update is so close to the bone, there is a chance that some of your plugins may fail, while plugin developers scramble… Read More»
If you are new to WordPress and want to dive in and set up and design your own web site, you should pay a visit to these 10 web sites. They are chock full of great WordPress information and how-to’s. WordPress Codex — The the online manual for WordPress and a living repository for WordPress… Read More»
If you are building WordPress sites using the Genesis framework, here are some resources you might want to bookmark. Genesis has become one of the most popular frameworks on which to develop WordPress and now there is no shortage of third-party themes (free and premium) and online resources devoted strictly to Genesis. We will be… Read More»
This is another 10 Best article, but of another kind. Since this month is Pixelita.com’s 10th anniversary, I want to do something special to highlight our path forward. But first, a history lesson. Back in 2002, I designed my first for-pay web site, for political blogger Sean Hackbarth’s site, The American Mind. It was based… Read More»
Recently, Pixelita Designs undertook to investigate several popular membership plugins for WordPress. Most of them tend to be geared toward selling “subscriptions” to protected content or digital media downloads (ebooks, etc.). Only two, CSS Jockey Front-End Membership and Member Mouse, seemed more “member-centric” and focused more on the member, with custom member profile pages and… Read More»
Please, please, for the love of god and the mother of dragons, stop putting a home.php page in your theme if you do not understand what it does and what it’s for. Further, just because you can do something doesn’t always mean you should. I am sick of seeing premium themes with a million, billion,… Read More»
