All posts tagged wordpress

Inpixelitrust Responsive blank theme for WordPress

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Inpixelitrust blank theme is a simple HTML5 theme for starting a WordPress project. It is primarly based Randy Jensen & Randy Hoyt HTML5 starter theme with other goodies added . It uses some parts of Paul Irish’s HTML5 Boilerplate  The CSS used is based on pieces of Raphael Goetter’s knacss. It is responsive ready and uses a fluid layout. This theme is aimed for WordPress developpers looking for a cleaner theme to start a project than twenty-eleven. The code is highly commented so that … Continue reading

Remove any contact info field from WordPress User Profil

A little to snippet to remove  any contact information field that appears under  the contact info in WordPress. Fist find it’s id (the CSS id of the field), and then use this code : [php] function remove_contactmethod( $contactmethods ) { unset($contactmethods['field_id']); unset($contactmethods['googleplus']); return $contactmethods; } add_filter(‘user_contactmethods’,’remove_contactmethod’,10,1); [/php]

On onextrapixel : 10 WordPress Plugins: Easy for Designers, Happier Clients

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After working for a while with wordpress, I gathered a collection of usefull plugins. I share 10 of them in the article published on onextrapixel : 10 WordPress Plugins: Easy for Designers, Happier Clients

On onextrapixel: using WordPress custom template to create layout with different sidebar

I was contacted by onextrapixel to write some article for them. My first article was published yesterday. It explains how to use wordpress custom templates to create a blog page to display wordpress posts for websites that mainly use pages. It also explains how to customize the sidebar to create a layout with two different sidebars : one for the “normal” pages and one for the “blog post”. Here is the article: “Using WordPress Custom Template to Create Layout with … Continue reading

Please stop removing the publication date from your wordpress related articles!

I managed to convince my boss to use wordpress as a cms so that I’m currently working on two wordpress websites. As a result, I’m also currently doing a lot of research on google for plugins, code snippets, and other ways to make my life as a wordpress template coder (I can’t really call myself a developer) and the life of the clients who will be using the website much easier. Most of the pages I found where wordpress related … Continue reading