WordPress is known as the easiest and simplest solution to make your own website with a low cost or even free if you use their service. However, it’s also very powerful with plugins and themes being developed daily, this means that you can do anything with it such as creating a forum on WordPress. bbPress sounds like a good idea isn’t it? But no, we’re not going to name it in our list today because we found its alternatives.
Category Archives: How-to
How to Add Styled Single Post Navigation to Genesis
Beside having related posts under each articles to keeps your visitors staying at your site longer, we could also use the next / previous navigation feature that were built right into the Genesis already. What it does is that it will have 2 text right next to each other but not that close though and under it will be your latest post and then the post before that. It could look something like this.
How to create a widget below first post excerpt in Genesis
Beside having great SEO built in feature, the Genesis Framework also good for customizations and editing even when you’re just a beginner with small amount of coding knowledge. As your blog is growing you’ll be start making money through several sources such as Google Adsense. Having good spots to place those banners are really important. In today’s post, I’m going to show you how to insert any advertising code or a WordPress widget right under the first post in your Genesis child theme. Actually, this will going to take effect on your homepage only.
Continue reading
How to add Twitter Cards for WordPress
There are plenty of ways to marketing the Twitter account and its tweets, this means using social media analytic tools, spread the words around, and also adding Twitter Cards to your WordPress blog. This feature is very similar to Facebook status whenever someone posted a link to another website.
How to implement SEO with MaxCDN
I have heard of the term CDN or content delivery network for a long time now and have seen many websites using it, however, I thought that it was complicated to set up after reading several articles online. So I didn’t use any CDN solution up until the beginning of last month. Sounds super crazy, isn’t it? I mean you don’t necessarily need CDN to speed up your WordPress or website. As long as its site is running on some of the best hosting company then you’re good. But it wouldn’t hurt to do some optimizations right?