While working on the redesign for the Moss Construction website we used a layout structure that consisted of an image section and content section side by side where the image was locked in place until the content scrolled completely. In this tutorial we will teach you the basic bare bones coding approach we used to achieve a side by side locked image layout.

You may encounter a time when you need to modify the standard WordPress permalink structure and while removing the slug from a custom post type’s url sounds easy in theory it’s actually not as simple as it seems. In this tutorial we will teach you how to remove the custom post type slug from the permalink(url) structure in WordPress without using a plugin.

Embedding Instagram photos and videos on your WordPress site is an easy way to enhance a viewer’s experience. In this tutorial we will teach you how to properly embed an Instagram image or video on a WordPress site without using a plugin.

With Twitter’s popularity on the web today it is highly recommended and useful to automatically link @ mentions in your WordPress posts and pages. In this tutorial we will teach you how to automatically link Twitter usernames to their profile in WordPress without using a plugin.

By the end of 2017 the Contact Form 7 plugin’s ‘on_sent_ok’ hook method for redirection will no longer be supported. In this tutorial we will teach you a few different methods to redirect to another URL after WordPress Contact Form 7 Submission without using the ‘on_sent_ok’ hook method.

While developing a website or blog in WordPress with Custom Post Type’s there may come a time when you do not want to actually display the Single Post. In this tutorial we will teach you how to redirect all Single Posts of a Custom Post Type via a WordPress function.

There are various ways that you can choose to secure your WordPress website and protect it from malicious requests. In this tutorial we will teach you how to protect your WordPress site from malicious requests via a WordPress function.

The WordPress search function by default will display all published pages and posts in the search results. In this tutorial we will teach you how to search only posts or pages in WordPress by utilizing PHP functions.

There are many different situations that can arise where it makes sense to install WordPress into a subdirectory. In this tutorial we will teach you how to serve your WordPress subdirectory installation from the website root without having to move any files.

Almost every website contains some type of copyright notice typically found in the footer and the best practice is to always keep the year current. In this tutorial we will teach you how to add a dynamic copyright to your footer in WordPress.

WordPress will typically redirect broken links and missing pages/posts to a 404 error page, sometimes it’s better to redirect them to your Wordpress home page instead. In this tutorial we will teach you how to use PHP to redirect all 404 errors to the home page in WordPress.

When the situation arises where you don’t end up utilizing the actual WordPress content editor, we feel that is best practice to hide it in order to avoid any potential confusion. In this tutorial we will teach you how to hide the content editor on specific pages via a WordPress function.

When used properly the two core built-in image functions will help avoid the need for third-party plugins when adding custom image sizes. In this tutorial we will teach you how to add and use custom image sizes in WordPress using built-in functions.

Luckily there is an easy solution to hide the ACF plugin settings from users who are not designated as admins. In this tutorial we will teach you how to hide the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin settings unless the user is an admin via a WordPress function.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.