Practical WordPress Tutorials
Igor Benic on September 30, 2016 WordPress Multisite can be used for many purposes. Businesses that run on WordPress and use WordPress as their tool, multisite can give them a lot more options to expand or make the current business model better. In this article we will go through some WordPress Multisite examples to give you a better idea.
Igor Benic on September 23, 2016 Post Meta data in Twenty Sixteen shows information about the article as the author’s name, category, publish date and similar. Making it fixable, you can always give the reader to leave a comment quickly or even to see other articles by clicking on the category link. In this tutorial we will create a small JavaScript part that will make that possible.
Igor Benic on September 16, 2016 WordPress Cron is a useful functionality that is provided by WordPress since 2.1. This simulates an actual cron job and gives the scheduling ability to plugins or themes without requiring regular users to set real cron jobs on their servers. In this tutorial we will look into different WordPress Cron functions and learn how to use them.
Igor Benic on September 9, 2016 Video Modals are a common way of displaying a new feature of your product or even to present your visitors something else. YouTube API provides us with a better control over videos hosted on YouTube. In this tutorial we will create a Video Modal using WordPress shortcodes. By setting a shortcode in our content, we will display a button that will open a video in a modal.
Igor Benic on September 1, 2016 Many WordPress themes require some specific elements in the menu items. A simple example is the Bootstrap 3 menu with specific dropdown elements. In this tutorial we will learn how to build your own WordPress custom menu with a Walker_Nav_Menu class.