We’ve just published a new article on our Design Blog about the process of logo design in a step-by-step guide.
A logo gives the power of creating a visual communication between the visitor and a company, which serves as an extension to the company’s business. A logo should be designed in such a way that it serves the company’s identity on Websites, brochures, fax forms, social media, and almost everywhere. Speaking in a more structured [...]
Today I stumbled upon a problem, which I think it should be common sense to have in WordPress. I wanted to list the default WordPress image galleries from posts in the loop, but I couldn’t find any shortcode to limit the displayed number of thumbnails. After spending 2 hours on research I’ve found some solutions to this problem, but I had to dig in to the functions.php of my theme.
The solution is to modify the GALLERY shortcode with filters from your functions.php file and then define in a variable how many thumbnails you want in the loop, which will be interpreted by a function.
We were developing a custom subscription management plugin for Kamikaze (a cool magazine in Romania) where the subscribed users had to be redirected to the WordPress Dashboard after logging in.
WordPress by default has some small “widgets” that are intended for a tech savvy blogger or for an administrator, not for a basic internet user who barely knows how to check his e-mail. This is why we had to remove these so called widgets from the dashboard, but only for the users and not for the administrators.
