Category: Tutorials

With both Profile Builder and WordPress Creation Kit plugins using Mustache as their template system for things like User Listing and Swift Templates, we need at times the possibility to compares different values. This however, is not possible in Mustache. So a shortcode to compare values comes to the rescue. Compare Shortcode Download Compare Shortcode […]

How can I limit the maximum number of characters a user can type in a field? You may find yourself in the situation where you want your users to provide a postal code that is at most 4 characters long, or a description of themselves in less than 140 characters. In these cases the Maximum Character Length […]

Adding custom fields to your WordPress site helps you display additional information about your content and can improve SEO for Google and other search engines. But how to show custom fields can be a pretty challenging thing to achieve by non-technical users By default, WordPress gives you the possibility to add custom fields (sometimes called […]

Call it "Meet the Team", "Our Team" or "Staff List", a WordPress Team Page is a pretty standard request when building a new website. That's probably because everyone wants to know the people behind a specific project. It ads a personal touch to the company and can lend trust to visitors. Even though there are […]

Having testimonials displayed on your client’s website is a always a nice bonus, and helps to highlight the brand’s personality and keep up with its audience. The scope of this tutorial is to build a WordPress Testimonial Page Template with the help of WCK - Custom Fields and Post Type Creator plugin. How you choose […]

Have you hit a road block when it comes to WordPress user registration? You probably would like to have new users register before being able to take certain actions (for example, posting reviews or commenting) but do not want them to have access to the WordPress Dashboard? Truth is, WordPress User Registration doesn't have to […]

Displaying dynamic menus based on logged in status is quite straight forward and any developer you're gona ask will tell you the same thing. Regardless of that, up to this point, the only way show a different menu to your logged in users was to add a bit of code to your theme header, some […]

I've been creating css shapes for a while now, but just recently I've been starting to wonder how does the technique actually work and why. You can find a good collection of css snipets here. Most shapes use css 3 properties but there are a few useful ones that do not require css 3 so […]