Add this to your functions.php file to add Prev/Next arrows after your single post. Simply use a different Genesis Hook to add them somewhere else. /** Genesis Previous/Next Post Post Navigation */ add_action( ‘genesis_after_comments’, ‘eo_prev_next_post_nav’ ); function eo_prev_next_post_nav() { if ( is_single() ) { echo ”; previous_post_link( ‘%link’, ‘< Previous’ ); next_post_link( ‘%link’, ‘Next >’…
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Use Icons Instead of Text in Your WordPress Menu with Font Awesome
First Choose to use the Plugin or Just a Little Script First, if you don’t already know about Font Awesome, you should really check it out. It makes it super simple to use great icons on your site that scale to whatever size you need. I did a quick post about using a plugin to…
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How Can I Change the Fonts on my WordPress Site?
One of the most common requests I get from customers is to change the fonts on their site. WordPress has a very nice visual editor and it is easy to make text bold, italic, underlined, and even to change text color, but changing fonts is a bit more complicated. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t give users a…
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Adobe Typekit and Choosing a Great Font
I had heard about Adobe Edge a while ago, but many of the fonts I found there were the same as Google Fonts, my “go to” place to find fonts. However, I’m not always happy with how Google Fonts renders. The letters aren’t always as smooth as I would like them to be on the…
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Google Fonts
I was just looking over my site and realized I had never done a post on Google Fonts, one of my main website design tools. Although this should probably be included with the 101 tutorials because it’s one of the first things most of my students ask is to how to change the fonts, it’s…
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Adding Icons to Your Gravity Forms
Have you wanted to make your forms look nicer by adding icons in the input boxes? Here’s how to do it with Gravity Forms: 1) Upload your icons to the site. I prefer to use ftp and upload the icons to the image folder of my theme so clients won’t delete them by mistake, but…
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Use Firebug to Customize Your WordPress Theme – WordCamp CT Presentation
This was my presentation at WordCamp CT 2014 to show you how easy it is to use Firebug to customize your theme. You can find the slides for this presentation here: https://wpdecoder.com/css/how-to-use-firebug-to-customize-your-theme-step-by-step/