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.
Still, it’s the first beta release, but it looks like a big release of Genesis framework. New filters with the expanding of markup API. I love them. It’s much easier to keep the structure. In this release, Genesis will separate several markups such as post and page widgets, adding more markups. It will make my life easier … Read more
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