Sass is a powerful tool for building WordPress themes. This is an overview of my presentation I gave a few weeks ago on Using Sass in Your WordPress Projects.
Author: Jeremy Green
Jeremy is the owner and lead developer of Endo Creative. He also organizes the Fort Collins WordPress meetup and has spoken at multiple WordCamps. When not building websites, he enjoys mountain biking, playing guitar, and drinking really good coffee.
Building a WordPress Theme From the Ground Up
The Endo Creative website recently went through its third iteration. I started with a mobile first philosophy with site performance in mind. Learn more about what it took to build the site.
WordCamp Kansas City 2014 A Success
This year’s Kansas City WordCamp was a huge success. I met many amazing people who are heavily involved in the WordPress community in the Kansas City area and beyond.
Speaking at WordCamp Kansas City 2014
I will be speaking at WordCamp Kansas City on July 11-13, 2014. My presentation is called “Using Sass in Your WordPress Projects”. If you are in the KC area I would highly encourage you to attend.
Using Filters to Extend Restrict Content Pro Email Notices
Restrict Content Pro is a membership plugin for WordPress. A client wanted us to add some new functionality to the plugin. Here’s how we did it without breaking the plugin.
Fixing WordPress Posts Not Displaying on Facebook
The other day I ran across an issue where a WordPress site’s posts weren’t displaying correctly on Facebook when I pasted in the URL. Usually when I paste a link in the status update bar of Facebook it will automatically pull in the post’s title, short excerpt, and a thumbnail. For some reason this particular […]
Build a Membership Site at the Fort Collins WordPress Meetup
Updated: Here is the PDF of my presentation from the meetup on Building a Membership Site with WordPress. Tonight at the Fort Collins WordPress meetup I will be presenting on setting up your own membership site with WordPress. A membership site lets you trade your expertise on a subject for recurring monthly revenue. WordPress offers […]
Testing, Not Assumptions
Last night I got an emergency email from one of my clients. A new section of their website wasn’t working correctly. I quickly checked the site and discovered that a new feature that had been implemented a few days back was malfunctioning. I looked through the code, but everything seemed fine there. I updating any […]
Submit Your WordPress Site to Google in 5 Minutes Flat
After you create your new WordPress site, it is important to let the world know it exists. One of the best ways to do that is to submit your sitemap to Google. What is a sitemap? A sitemap is an easy way for Google to crawl your site and know what pages and posts you […]
5 Tips and Tricks for Gravity Forms
I use Gravity Forms on almost every project I work on. It can build basic contact forms quickly and easily, but it can do so much more. I’ve put together a few tips and tricks I’ve learned over the past couple years working with the plugin. Feel free to add your own in the comments. […]