If you are looking for a fun way to have visitors engage with your site, a quiz may be a great way. Thankfully, this doesn’t have to be too complicated if you use the correct tools. For this example, I’ll show you how to build a quiz using Advanced Custom…
How to Query Multiple Post Types with Multiple Custom Fields in WordPress
Just like in my last post, I was asked to do something kind of interesting with a website recently. Here’s what needed to happen: Have multiple custom post types show up in the same feed on the homepage, and sort them by date (newest to oldest). Include a custom field…
How to Use Advanced Custom Fields to Create User Groups
I recently received a request to do something interesting with WordPress users. In addition to editing some of the capabilities of the different roles (which can be done with one of a handful of plugins), this is what needed to be done: The ability to assign users (contributors/editors/administrators) to a…
How to Create a Slideshow with Advanced Custom Fields and Slick
I think it’s safe to say that slideshows are a common website feature. Do a quick search on Google and you can find countless plugins, libraries and tutorials on how to create one. However, when it comes to building a slideshow that will be easy for a client to update…
How to Start Building a Child Theme For Genesis
If you’ve been using WordPress for a while, chances are that you’ve heard of Genesis. In case you haven’t, Genesis is a theme framework for WordPress which makes it easier to create themes quickly. Instead of having to create a theme from scratch, with Genesis you create a child theme which will…
Setting Up A Custom Post Type in WordPress
A Custom post type is a powerful way to extend the functionality of your WordPress site. Instead of being limited to the default Pages and Posts, you are able to add and customize any kind of post type you would like. You can do this by adding some simple code…