Add text-reveal animations to input, search and text area placeholders on your WordPress site with this short copy-and-paste tutorial. It’s a neat UX enhancement for pages where you want to draw the user’s attention to an input box.
Learn how to easily create a full-width video hero banner on your WordPress website. No plugin required. Copy-and-paste tutorial.
Create a dynamic scroll-to-top button. It’ll slide in from the side of the page when you scroll down, so you can jump back to the top of the doc.
Learn how to take control of your stylesheets, and reduce the amount of unused CSS you’re serving up with your page loads.
Turn any WordPress image or gallery block into a fully responsive lightbox, with swipe left/right. Only minimal code needed.
Learn how to animate any WordPress block on scroll. There’s very little code and you can add it to any WordPress site without a plugin.
Apply a different WP theme for specific users. Useful if you’re developing or testing a new theme that’s not quite ready for production yet.
The WordPress template system is very flexible, but sometimes you need a custom page template for your content. Learn how with this tutorial.
Show a default featured image for WordPress posts, products, pages, or any other content that doesn’t have a featured image set.
Create a simple sidebar widget for your WordPress side. Learn how to show a list of posts with this tutorial for non-coders.
Customise the standard WordPress login page for the admin area of your website. Change the logo & background image without a plugin.
When you start a new WordPress website, one of the first things you’ll want to do is choose a base theme, and then create a child theme. This is quite easy to do and it’s worth doing it right.