The WordPress post count can be used to achieve many different types of layouts or additions to the WordPress loop. In this tutorial we will teach you how to add a featured class to the first post in the WordPress loop using the post count.

Displaying proper page titles is very important, unfortunately WordPress doesn’t make displaying a proper page title for the ‘Posts’ aka ‘Blog’ page all that easy. In this tutorial we will teach you a simple method for displaying the title on your WordPress posts page.

Often times we run into situations where we need to dynamically add a WordPress post title in either the subject line or email body generated by the form. In this tutorial we will teach you how to dynamically add a WordPress post title in the Contact Form 7 plugin.

While developing your WordPress site you may encounter a situation where you want to display a submenu containing a multi-level hierarchical structure . In this tutorial we will teach you how to display and style a WordPress parent specific hierarchial child page (subpage) menu system using PHP and CSS.

With Facebook reporting that Messenger has reached 1 billion monthly active users, integrating a Messenger button on your website to allow direct contact naturally makes sense. In this tutorial we are going to teach you how to embed a Facebook Messenger button onto your website and then customize it with CSS.

In addition to creating a beautiful website there may come a time when you need to add a little extra user experience into the mix to help deliver that wow factor. In this tutorial we will teach you how to easily scroll to a specific element on your webpage using jQuery without the need for a plugin.

When images are uploaded to the post content, the default of WordPress is to wrap them in paragraph tags. In this tutorial we will teach you how to remove the unwanted paragraph tag from images uploaded to the post content by using a simple WordPress function.

At Daddy Design we prefer to remove the default UL tag generated by WordPress and add our own back for greater control. In this tutorial we will teach you how to remove the default UL tag from the WordPress Nav Menu.

Have you ever wondered, how can I add Google fonts to my WordPress blog or website? In this tutorial we are going to teach you step by step how to select, customize, and embed your Google font of choice into your WordPress theme.

You may love the WordPress Toolbar or absolutely hate it for various reasons, if the latter don’t worry YES you can turn this feature off. In this tutorial we will teach you two very easy methods for removing the WordPress Admin Toolbar.

We love and embrace Google Fonts and wanted to share some of our favorite Google Font combinations to help you improve and simplify your website development process in 2017.

The way a WordPress website functions is just as important as how it looks, providing easy access to viewing more content in a seamless way can help improve the overall user experience. In this tutorial we will teach you how to easily load more posts on your WordPress website or blog utilizing the built in more post linking navigation and jQuery.

A very common and stylistic trend in web design is to overlay text over top an image. We do this quite often and have developed several different methods for achieving this type of layout. In this tutorial we will teach you how to center position text over an image with a color overlay using pure CSS3.

Since a new year brings new projects we decided to round up our top 5 favorite paid plugins to help your WordPress design company excel in 2017.

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.

Introducing the one of a kind 8-Bit Vector Social Icon Pack handcrafted by Daddy Design. We decided to venture into our 2nd attempt at Icon Pack creation and develop a truly beautiful set of vector 8-Bit social icons. Download the free icon pack now!!!

Daddy Design is proud to introduce our newest WordPress plugin, WP Responsive Lightbox. This plugin was created to address the need for a simple auto pop-up lightbox to display ads, banners, call to actions, or any other possible marketing needs.

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.