In this tutorial you'll learn about page templates, probably the most effective way to spice up your pages' designs.

In this three-part series, we're working through a number of different strategies we can use in order to speed up our WordPress website. In this final part,...

In the first part of this series, we reviewed caching and database optimization. In this second part, we'll talk about compression, minification, and using a...

As of version 4.0, there are 18 built-in APIs in WordPress, and one of them is the Quicktags API. In this tutorial, we're going to learn what the Quicktags...

ThemeForest has to set the bar high to make sure they have the best themes in the marketplace. In this tutorial, we're going to go through a "checklist" to...

One of the most popular talking points in the WordPress community is speeding up WordPress and optimizing web pages. In this three-part series, we're going...

Most WordPress features are well known—like custom post types, action and filter hooks, and the visual editor—but some of them aren't necessarily as "famous"...

Sometimes, a theme and a bunch of plugins won't work for our project. Sometimes, we need a complete system with a decent design and solid functionality. In...

In this series, we're taking a look at WordPress actions: a type of hook that the application offers that allows us to customize execution. In the last...

In the previous part of this series, we started going through 50 WordPress actions, selected among hundreds and we started by reviewing 10 of them. In this...

The reason of WordPress being the most popular content management system in the world is, of course, its flexibility. In this series, we're going to go...

In the previous part of this series, we started going through 50 WordPress filters. Selected among hundreds, we started by reviewing 10 of them. In this...