Masonry is a JavaScript grid layout library based on columns. It works by placing elements in optimal position based on available vertical space. It doesn’t have fixed height rows. Popular social site – Pinterest was the first major website to use this layout style. As of WordPress version 3.9, Masonry is actually built into the […]
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Adding PHP code in Text Widget without using a Plugin.
Sometimes in our WordPress theme we need to execute PHP scripts in a text widget. However by default WordPress doesn’t comes with this feature. To enable PHP code within WordPress widget we can use few plugins like PHP text widget and PHP Code Widget. Since installing another plugin might slow the site down, this task […]
Add Icons To Custom Taxonomies
Dynamically adding icons to categories, tags and other taxonomy terms can be achieved by using these plugins: WP Term Icons and Wp Term Meta
Icons and colors for categories, tags, and other taxonomy terms
WordPress 4.4 “Clifford” was released on December 8, 2015 and ready for a download. While watching the introduction video I noticed 2 additional columns on the category/tags page which I found very helpful. In addition to name, description, slug and count you can also find taxonomy icon and color fields. After a little research I […]
