If you're developing in WordPress, you'll probably have define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true); in your wp-config.php file, which ensures that WordPress does not load minified javascript files. Unfortunately, because of it's large size a non-minified version … [Continue reading]
Using the non-minified version of jQuery in WordPress
Posted on September 6, 2012 Written by 1 Comment
How to make sure the correct domain is used in WPML
Posted on July 20, 2012 Written by 9 Comments
If you use the WPML multilingual plugin for WordPress, and have each language on a different domain, you may have noticed that WPML does not ensure that all URLs in your page point to the correct domain. You might notice, for example, that images are … [Continue reading]
Adding a favicon to your site (including at the root)
Posted on May 3, 2012 Written by 1 Comment
Adding a favicon is an important finishing touch to building your site. If your theme doesn't support favicons, you can add a favicon by adding the following code to your functions.php : If your theme already supports favicons, chances are … [Continue reading]
Don’t edit child themes – use grandchild themes!
Posted on April 30, 2012 Written by 33 Comments
Child themes are the easiest way to style WordPress sites. Rather than create a site from scratch, you can create a theme that shares most of its code and styling with a parent theme. The benefits of creating a child theme instead of editing the main … [Continue reading]