Whether you’re in the development stage or making updates to an existing WordPress project, you may run into unwanted stylesheet caching. In this tutorial we will teach you a very simple one step method to temporarily prevent WordPress from caching your stylesheet.

In part 1 of our preloader tutorial we taught you how to create a pure CSS3 preloader without images that utilizes CSS3 animations. In this tutorial we will teach you how to remove your CSS3 preloader on page load using jQuery.

If you are building a website and are worried about load times, preloaders are a great way to reduce user frustration due to varying load times. In part 1 of this tutorial we will teach you how to create a pure CSS3 preloader without images that utilizes CSS3 animations.

When a user bookmarks or adds your website to their home screen on an iOS touch screen device an Apple Touch Icon is used. Instead of displaying a substandard icon created by Apple to your end users, we will teach you how to create a custom Apple Touch Icon for your responsive website.

There are many times when coding a WordPress blog or full website that you may encounter the need for a class that targets odd/even posts or items. In this tutorial we will teach you a very simple method for adding odd/even classes anywhere inside of your WordPress loop using a function.

By default the attachment display settings for uploads in WordPress are normally set to the following; Alignment: Left, Link To: Media File, and Size: Full Size. In this tutorial we will teach you how to override the default attachment display settings in WordPress without using a plugin.

While Google translate can be great, there are however certain times when you might not want Google to translate specific words or blocks of content. Luckily, Google has made this easy for us. In this tutorial we will teach you how to utilize the built in class provided by Google to disable translation on specific words or content blocks.

Even if you aren’t utilizing emojis on your site, your site is still loading all of the CSS and JS used to drive them which increases load time slowing down your site. In this tutorial we will teach you how to remove and disable emoji support by simply adding a code snippet to your functions file.

We recently just completed moving into our new office space in Boca Raton Florida, so naturally we began the process of updating our address throughout the web. After a couple of weeks we noticed that our address appeared correctly on Google Business Maps but the actual map marker was still pinned to our old address […]

We often use YouTube ID’s in our projects to grab either videos or thumbnails directly from YouTube, giving us greater flexibility as well as simplifying the process for the end user. In this tutorial we will teach you how to use the YouTube ID to retrieve all of the different available video thumbnails automatically from YouTube.

If you’ve ever struggled with figuring out how to display a main title for a post type archive in WordPress or where it pulls from, we will teach you the simple solution intended by the WordPress codex.

While Pinch-to-Zoom definitely has its purpose, for responsive sites there is no need because content is already being served up at the appropriate aspect. If you want to quickly and easily disable the Pinch-to-Zoom functionality, check out this simple solution using just a single meta tag.

While using the All in One SEO plugin for WordPress we ran into an issue, the Custom Post Type Archives were picking up the default archive page title structure and outputting %date% inside the page title, needless to say this doesn’t fly. So if you’ve been looking for a solution without having to hardcode it into the header file, check out our simple PHP function solution.

Tired of always showing a low number of listeners on your Livefyre Comment System? Why not just simply remove this section altogether? Check out our simple CSS solution to remove the “People Listening” section from the Livefyre WordPress Comment Plugin.

With the rapid evolution of smartphones and tablets, web designers have had to quickly adapt and pick up new techniques in order to develop websites that work seamlessly across multiple devices with varied resolutions.

Since PayPal is such a well-known force in the e-commerce world we encounter it often. One thing we noticed is that their ‘Button Factory’ lacks the ability to create a custom button without having to upload an image. In this tutorial we will teach you a very simple method to break free from the restraints of the ‘PayPal Button Factory’ by making a small change to the default button code and adding some CSS.

In this tutorial, we will teach you how to style one of the newest social widgets on the block, the Google+ badge. After completing this tutorial you should be able to play around with the code and make modifications that you see fit to change the styling to your own needs.

In this quick tutorial we will show you an easy way to automate the addition of “wmode=opaque”, using jQuery, to all embedded iFrames on your website. This will not only fix any new iFrame videos added to your website but all previous iFrame videos as well.

You will notice that the “view app profile page” link on the bottom left side is missing. If you can not get to the profile page, this also means you can not click on the “add to my page” link. As far as we know and hope, this is a Facebook bug. We know that Facebook is claiming they will be removing the profile pages on February 1st, so hopefully this is just a temporary issue and there will be a new easier way to add your app to your fan page in the upcoming future. For now we have found a temporary fix!!

Tutorial showing you how to create a custom Facebook Share Button for your website or Facebook iFrame. You can create your own graphic for the button.

Facebook tutorial that will teach you the correct way to setup a Fan Gate for your Custom Facebook Iframe tab to show and hide content to Fan and Non-Fan users.

Tutorial to teach you how to create the actual Custom Facebook IFrame tab and how to properly sync it with your Facebook application.

This tutorial will teach you, in 6 easy steps, everything you need to know in order to properly set up your Facebook Custom IFrame Application.

In this tutorial we are going to show you, in two easy steps, how to create a custom Facebook ‘Share’ button to use on your Facebook iFrame tab that will allow viewers to share and post your custom content to their Wall.