There's a lot to be said for archiving WordPress posts instead of deleting them. By creating an archive, you can remove old, out-dated content from your blog, but keep a record of it. You can track your topics over time, go back and recycle older content if it becomes relevant, and guide your ... Read More
Quick & Easy Pinterest Images in Genesis
Pinterest drives blog traffic like crazy. But, unfortunately, the featured image sizes that come standard on most Genesis themes aren't optimized for Pinterest. They're usually in landscape mode - 960px wide or less, and don't make for impressive pins. You could manually add each ... Read More
5 Time-Saving WordPress Plugins
I say it all the time - the internet is a tool. But how often do you see ways to actually utilize it to make life easier? To prove my point, I decided to assemble a list of kick-ass WordPress Plugins that help you automate tasks, manage your website, and save yourself hours of work. Best of all? All ... Read More
Automatic Image Compression in WordPress
There's no doubt that image compression (also known as image optimization) is important for any WordPress website. Compressing your images decreases load time and disk space usage, making your website smaller and faster. This means less strain on your server, better website performance, and better ... Read More
One Theme to Rule Them All
I don't think I can go a day without seeing some sort of blog post, email, or advert about a "multi-purpose" WordPress theme. They're everywhere. Every theme development company seems to have one they've put out, and they're massively popular. Why wouldn't they be? They're relatively cheap, ... Read More
Add a Featured Image to a Single Post in Genesis
I'm writing this post out of necessity. I did numerous Google searches, and read through numerous tutorials, and was severely disappointed with the results. There are options withing Genesis for displaying featured images on the blog/archive pages, but it doesn't have any options for displaying ... Read More