Responsive subscription forms for newsletters with CSS
Examples of CSS and HTML designs of subscription forms for newsletters perfect to find a little inspiration. They are easily applicable to any form, especially the WordPress subscription widget.
Author: Ricardo Prieto
Hi! My name is Ricardo Prieto and I work (and write) about web design, layout and user experience at SiloCreativo, where we help people to develop their projects with tutorials, tips and resources.
How to hide or show WordPress Widgets on certain pages
Hiding or showing widgets in WordPress on selected pages can be very useful to get pages with 100% width or to show additional content related only to the main area. Today we review the available plugins for this.
CSS animations for the hamburger icon on the responsive menu
We animate the hamburger icon, which gives access to the responsive menu using transformations and CSS pseudo elements along with HTML, and turning the element into a new menu close icon that improves the UX in case the user wants to return to the previous view.
How to add the “Read more” Link and Custom Excerpts to WordPress
In WordPress we can decide whether to display our full articles on the home page or display a summary followed by a “read more” link to the full article. Let’s see what advantages they have and how they affect the UX and SEO.
Trends in Web Design in 2017
This is going to be an exciting year as far as trends in web design are concerned. We will see how the form and tools of the designer and web designer work with the latest CSS specifications and where to find inspiration for new projects.
How to make a web: What is CSS? [Part 2]
We continue with the second part of the tutorial on how a web works. In this case it is the turn to the CSS, language much beloved in SiloCreativo. We will talk about versions, selectors and utility links.
How to make a web: What is HTML? [Part 1]
HTML is the base language for web design. In this first part of the basic tutorial on how a web works we will see what the attributes, the opening and closing tags are, and how to conjugate HTML with CSS.
Media Queries in CSS. How do They Work?
In responsive web design we need some CSS rules that allow us to apply styles according to the size of the screen of our resolution, being able to adapt the design to all devices: mobiles, tablets, desktop …
How to Choose Templates in WordPress? 3 Truths that Nobody Tells You
With so many templates and options to choose from, selecting a WordPress theme for our next project can become one of the most difficult tasks. However, there are several very important keys that are often overlooked behind the veil of a beautiful design. Do you know them?
Best CSS Frameworks for Responsive Web Design
Advantages and disadvantages of using a CSS framework when doing a website layout. We review what the most used alternatives are depending on the type of project.
Top Best WordPress Themes 2018
We analyze the design and functionality of the best WordPress templates organized into different sections: themes for blog, corporate, portfolio or eCommerce.
How to set a Sticky Post on the Home of WordPress
Tutorial on how to set a sticky post in WordPress to be always shown first on our main blog page.
How to add the Homepage to the WordPress menu
A brief tutorial on how to add to the WordPress menu a link to get back to the homepage. I hope to be helpful!
Highlighting a page in the WordPress Menu
Designing a specific page of our menu in WordPress can be very useful for directing users to a part of the web where important information is located. With this tutorial and some CSS we will get to customize the menu design.