By default, Genesis Framework comes with 2 navigations, referred as primary navigation and secondary navigation. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to add a footer navigation or menu to your Genesis child theme. Please note that since this is theme-specific feature, the code below should go into your child theme’s functions.php file. This code
How to Customize Reply Link in WordPress Comment
In most WordPress sites, you may notice a Reply link under each comment. This allows you to reply other person’s comment easily. Here’s an example from Twenty Twelve theme: In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to easily customize the reply link or replace the “Reply” word with your own word. WordPress has a filter
How to Add Agree to Terms and Conditions Checkbox in WordPress
Whenever you register a new account on a site, most of the time you’ll see a checkbox asking you to agree terms and conditions of the site. This is important when you want the users to follow certain rules or terms while using the site. Is that possible to add that ‘Agree to Terms and
How to Edit or Remove Before and After Comment Notes
In most standard WordPress themes, you’ll see before and after comment notes. This is an example from Twenty Twelve theme: I’ve seen many people asking how to remove any of these notes. It turned out that this is very simple to do. Using comment_form_defaults filter, we can easily customize the notes or completely remove them. Here’s
How to Prevent WordPress From Executing Shortcode in Post
Two days ago, we published an awesome article about using Genesis Framework shortcode to customize Genesis child themes. On of the difficulties we had was preventing the shortcode from being executed when we include it in the body of the post. Since we’re using Genesis Framework, any Genesis shortcode that we put in the body
How to Display Custom Taxonomy With Genesis Framework Shortcode
Besides hooks, Genesis Framework has lots of shortcodes to help you customize your child theme. Before this, we’ve published a tutorial on creating your first custom post type and custom taxonomy and today, we’ll show how easy it is to display the custom taxonomy on your site. Using Filed Under: Snippets, Tutorials Shortcode If you
Creating Your First Custom Taxonomy in WordPress
Tag and category are two default WordPress taxonomies. They help to manage and grouping your WordPress posts. However, sometimes that isn’t enough, especially when you have Custom Post Type. For example, if you have Portfolio CPT, having ‘Type’ or ‘Price Range’ taxonomy will help you grouping all the portfolio items differently from normal posts. For
