In this section about WordPress you’ll find tips, tricks, advices and tutorials related with this Content Manager System. We publish posts with different levels of knowledge, from beginner to advanced about how to start with WordPress. You will learn how to create smart websites, with clean design and solid code. You will also find recommendations and reviews about themes, plugins and other great resources ready to use. Enjoy it!
Update your WordPress themes is one way to have your blog protected against vulnerabilities and do not miss any new functionality to incorporate your template. So let’s start learning how to update automatically or manually your current theme with FTP.
Not all WordPress templates serve to WooCommerce, and not all the templates that are compatible with this great plugin are optimized to take our ecommerce to the next level. Here is our selection of favorite WooCommerce themes!
One of the most important settings before installing a template or start running on WordPress is: What permalink structure should I use? In two simple steps we can improve the SEO and usability of our website. Let’s see the right option to your website or blog!
Comments in WordPress are a fundamental part of any project: they generate discussions, resolve doubts and add value to the content. It is therefore essential to have them enabled and properly configured. Let’s see the options that WordPress offers to work with them in this tutorial.
Surely we all ever had any doubts when installing a WordPress theme: what file I need to install? Do I need to unzip the template? So that you do not forget any step, we have prepared this simple step by step tutorial with screenshots, so you follow the yellow brick road as in the movie The Wizard of Oz. I hope it might help!
Today we have a very special guest: Mar Valenzuela tells us how to improve our multilingual blog in WordPress through a good translation. Are you going to miss it? We are not! Thanks for sharing Mar!
Any news regarding the compatibility of WordPress templates with an impact on the UX is always welcome, so the proposal to use a custom menu as social menu meets handful of good practice to carry out: for the users, for the developers and designers.
It is a recurring question, especially in the WordPress forums. Suppose you want to modify a particular element of your design: the size of H1, the range of colours or just the tone of the social buttons … These modifications require in most cases a bit of CSS. But do not panic, there are several methods to do so safely and without hardly touching code.
Recently we talked about the importance of category pages of our blogs and websites, and how we should start optimizing them to turn into good satellites that besides organize the internal diagram of a web (a good user experience and navigation of our site), could capture some extra visitors and increase the positioning and SEO of that category or tag page (taxonomies for the purists).
Almost all users think WordPress is more than just a blog manager. It contains a lot of super-specialized templates. And…today it’s time to talk about WordPress themes for photographers 😉
This year will be very interesting in terms of new trends in web designand elements that are being incorporated into the WordPress themes: we talk about responsive design, mobile first, parallax, flat design… Who though WordPress was just a blog manager, is very wrong. With this listing we will gather the best WordPress themes that you can download and will make your website an interesting design.
You already know us, so we cannot deceive you: we love the flat design. However we won’t say no either to a good pattern, provided that it appears in the right place at the right time ;).
The main change in conceptualization that responsive web design has brought is certainly the replacement of the pixel by relative units.
One of the least optimized options for a WordPress website or blog are often Categories and Tags. The Taxonomies (the way all categories and tags are called, either for default or custom post) are used to organize the content of our website in an efficient manner, making it more navigable for the users.