If you are adding individual CSS styles to your menu items, you might want to automatically add the title of the menu item to its CSS classes. You can always do it manually like this, but adding it automatically can… [Continue Reading]
Excluding Categories In Events Manager RSS Feed
The Events Manager plugin is a powerful, lightweight WordPress plugin useful for doing exactly what its name indicates. It adheres closely to WordPress coding standards which is a huge plus for theme developers. I’ve used it on many sites now… [Continue Reading]
How to Remove the Text Bubble and Center on the Map Marker in Events Manager
The Events Manager plugin by Marcus Sykes is one of the best solutions available for managing events on your WordPress website. It is simple for the average user to setup and developers will love its flexibility. However, modifying the Google Map… [Continue Reading]
SCSS Media Queries Produce Faster Responsive Design
One of the main reasons that I switched from using standard CSS to SCSS was to speed up my development of responsive web designs. I was deeply frustrated by the time and effort it took to get “pixel perfection” at… [Continue Reading]
Large Thumbnails for YouTube Links on Facebook
This morning I was (once again) trying to sort through the mess of best practices for social media posting. The primary issue I was having was trying to get YouTube links to display large thumbnails on Facebook. You’d think that… [Continue Reading]
Responsive Table Cells with Equal Height and Width – CSS Only
A coding challenge that I faced today consisted of responsive table cells that needed to maintain equal height and width dimensions at every screen size. I wanted table cell that looked like perfect squares for building an online calendar. I… [Continue Reading]
Embedding Google Maps Responsively
Embedding a Google Map on your WordPress website and making it behave responsively involves the exact same concept as embedding a video responsively. Go to Google Maps, grab the iframe code from the map that you want to embed, and paste… [Continue Reading]
Embedding Videos Responsively
Embedding videos in a WordPress post or page is often claimed to be as simple as copy and pasting the video URL in the WordPress content editor. It truly is that simple – except if you care about responsive web… [Continue Reading]