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“There’s a plugin for that”. Tutorials for various WordPress tasks and ways to improve your productivity in both the WordPress dashboard and the front-end of your WordPress website.
Following the first part of the tutorial, you should now have added a new service and a round dark icon for it. Depending on the icon you have created, your list should look something like this: Read More
So, the world is not enough, and 50+ icons that come bundled with the Socials Ignited plugin just won’t cut it. What do you do? How do you add your icons into the mix? And most importantly, how do you do it without losing any changes when updating?
Well, I promise to show you how, as long as you promise to know some PHP, especially how to manipulate arrays. The rest of the code (hooking onto WordPress filters) is pretty much self explanatory or can be copied verbatim, and even if you don’t fully understand how filters work, you can still get something usable. Of course, the more you know allows you to go one step further…
We have just refreshed out free Socials Ignited plugin. With Socials Ignited you can easily create colorful icon links to all your social profiles with a simple and flexible widget.
[box type=”info”]This plugin has been renamed due to a name clash, and deprecated in favor of Socials Ignited. Please download that instead. SocialIgniter will no longer be maintained.[/box]
Today i’d like to share with you our free social plugin called SocialIgniter. It’s a simple little thing that let’s you display icons for your social profiles.
CSSIgniter Shortcodes is a shortcodes plugin. But different.
Sure, you can create a button with a shortcode using our plugin or any other plugin, but how do you know it will look nice with your brand new premium WordPress theme? How do you know it won’t overlap or even break other shortcodes defined by virtually almost every other plugin? That’s right. You don’t.
That’s why we took the matter into our hands and created a set of beautiful, hand-crafted shortcodes, that work well with our themes. And yours. Now you know. Now you have a choice. Not only you can select ready-made shortcode themes and change the look and feel of your elements instantaneously, but you can also have compatible shortcode names by the click of a button.
The plugin offers twelve different shortcodes for you to create with. Anything from tabs, accordions, headings, sliders, maps, lists, grids, buttons, boxes and more can be created styled and added in a page or post in no time.
We have recently released an update to the plugin which brings an entirely new vanilla JS slider and minor fixes to make sure the plugin continues to work smoothly.
Check out the plugin and grab your copy in the link below.
Happy ShortCoding!
Custom Posts Types Relationships is a WordPress plugin that allows you to define relationships between posts in a manual way. This second version of the plugin now supports posts, pages and custom posts types, as well as allow you to define cross-type relationships. Sure, plugins that automatically get the job done are nice, but cat take you that far as they might link to irrelevant posts or change the output as more posts are added.
This version, renamed, is work based on Gerasimos’ original plugin, Custom Post Relationships, but extended to support custom post types, pages, a shortcode, a theme function, and an admin panel.