A new tutorial for Architect about using custom fields, custom taxonomies and custom CSS is now online in the Architect documentation.
This tutorial uses Advanced Custom Fields plugin, but could apply to any method of creating custom fields in WordPress.
Using Advanced Custom Fields and Snippets to make a Pricing Table
Every now and again, I stop and see how great Headway is; how much of a time saver it is, and am wowed anew. This how I would build a WordPress website using conventional WordPress methods: And this is how I do it using Headway: My time is too valuable to waste on… Continue Reading
Today a TabsPlus user asked if it was possible to have the horizontal tabs automatically numbered. Like anyone, I figured it’d be a simple matter of enabling the list-style-type:decimal. Not so! But I did find a “sneaky” solution. When you change a list to display horizontally (usually with display:inline; or display:inline-block;) the list is no… Continue Reading
ExcerptsPlus 3.3.0 is the only content block for Headway that lets you easily display custom fields! Previously you could (and still can) display custom fields in ExcerptsPlus meta fields (and probably Content block meta fields) provided you know a bit of PHP coding. ExcerptsPlus now brings the display of custom fields to everyone. In the… Continue Reading
A feature added a little while ago that you may have missed is the ability to create a thumbnail list of galleries. Use this shortcode in your post or page or custom code block: [ showgalleryplus covers=2654,2627,2622,1594 thumbs=150] the numbers are the gallery IDs. Thumbs is pixels width. (Don’t include the space after the [ as… Continue Reading
The WPML Plugin is quite an amazing piece of work, as any who’ve used it would know. This week on the PizazzWP support desk we had a user with it who couldn’t get the Slideshow to display in the non-default languages. The fix is quite easy, albeit, not perfect. In the section for Multilingual Support,… Continue Reading
This is a short tutorial for developers, designers and other advanced users. Custom functions allow you to extend the functionality of WordPress and Headway. Headway 2 provided a custom_functions.php that you could drop all your custom functions into. Headway 3 has taken a different tack, placing the onus on developers to supply their own custom… Continue Reading