Masonry layout with Genesis framework
Just copy and paste, you can create a masonry layout for your WordPress website if you are using Genesis framework. Understanding this, you can do the same with “regular” WordPress sites.
Just copy and paste, you can create a masonry layout for your WordPress website if you are using Genesis framework. Understanding this, you can do the same with “regular” WordPress sites.
Most of the times, I am using custom loops in templates for my customers. And of course, custom queries with WP_Query class. Normally, I create a new query such as $the_query = new WP_Query( $args ); I guess it’s the habit since I was coding child themes of Automattic default themes. Nothing wrong with it. Until I … Read more
Quick question: how to do child theme style file loading correctly? If you are searching on WordPress, you will mostly get answers of using wp_enqueue_scripts. If you need to load parent styles too, as I usually do, you will need to call wp_enqueue_style twice, once for parent and once for child theme styles. [div class=”notes”] Pay … Read more