If you’ve built a WordPress site using Elementor and then hand it off to a client, you’ll want to ensure they can’t do anything to hurt the overall page structure. One of the easiest ways for a client to break a page set up in Elementor is to click the ‘Back to WordPress Editor’ button. …
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This can be helpful when developing or adding onto a pre-built site that may have various ways an image size could have been set. I found on some sites that I was updating there were hidden image sizes that work well for various design aspects – and in keeping the loading time down on a …
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I recently had a client that wanted a random image to display in a Bootstrap modal popup banner on their website. The banner content was created with an Advanced Custom Fields image field for easy editing, with a text field as well. To change the static banner image to a randomized image, I just created …
When developing a WordPress site when the client will have backend access, sometimes you want to customize parts of it to make it more targeted towards the client. The ‘Howdy, [username]’ part of the admin bar has always annoyed me because of how unprofessional it is. As well, it doesn’t give an inexperienced user a …
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