This post is part of my ongoing series of helping theme authors out with building customizer fields that they need help with. This request comes from Nilambar Sharma. The specific request was, “Have you developed customizer control for multi checkbox. Say five choices are given and user can select multiple … Continue reading →

A couple of weeks ago, the WordPress.org Theme Review Team (TRT) announced that we’d be requiring theme options to go through the customizer rather than custom settings screens. I wrote the post explaining the details of our settings guideline change. In that post, I volunteered my coding services for building … Continue reading →

In the past week, an interesting discussion has started on how best to handle stylesheets in child themes. The discussion has centered around the best method for loading a parent theme stylesheet via a child theme. Morten Rand-Hendriksen kicked off the discussion in his post Challenges with the new method … Continue reading →

How themes can register multiple default background images using the WordPress custom backgrounds feature.

How to create a parent-to-child post relationship between posts belonging to two different post types in WordPress.

Creating a simple social nav menu using Genericons and CSS attribute selectors.

Simple social media menus using the WordPress nav menu system and CSS attribute selectors.

A tutorial on how to add category archives to your site in WordPress.

How to point your author archive link to a more useful page on your site.

The process I use to hide club member content on my membership-based site, Theme Hybrid.