For anyone using the Genesis Framework, you know the biggest change coming in version 2.0 is the switch from XHTML to HTML5. If you’re using an older Genesis child theme, you can still upgrade to Genesis 2.0 without worry, your theme will not break. In order for your theme to support the new HTML5 markup … Read more
The Post Info line, is usually found below the title of your blog post. Here is a screenshot of how it looks on our blog. It displays the date the post was published, the author name, a link to the comments, and a link to edit the post (only visible when logged in). I am … Read more
For a resent project, restaurant theme design, I needed to create two Custom Post Types. One to manage the post that would be used in the homepage slider and the second to manage the recipes. This wasn’t necessary, especially with the Genesis Framework we use for developing websites, there is a plugin called Genesis Responsive … Read more
Over the past year and a half I have become committed to the Genesis Framework, for WordPress website development. Although it may not be as user-friendly (changing design, layouts, etc…) as other theme frameworks like, iThemes Builder, I do believe Genesis is the best framework available for developing amazing WordPress websites. However, if you want … Read more
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