Sites built using your theme framework will each need to run on a child theme. Here are some approaches to child theming that can make your development more...

To me, extensibility is the best feature of WordPress, and helps make it the most popular content management system in the world. But when you take it the...

Adding filters to your theme framework means that you (or others using your framework) can amend or override code or content at a later date. Here's how to...

Sometimes, a theme and a bunch of plugins won't work for our project. Sometimes, we need a complete system with a decent design and solid functionality. In...

As web developers, almost every client we work with expects their site to have a mobile version of his or her website. And with the increasing number of...

In the last part of this series, you added some action hooks to your theme framework. In this tutorial you'll write some functions which you activate via...

The advantage of creating action hooks in your framework is that any content you attach to them can easily be overwritten by functions in a child theme or by...

In this tutorial you'll take a basic theme and edit the template files so they're ready for hooks and functions to be added to them for your framework. The...

When it comes to building WordPress themes - as with many other types of things, really - there are right ways and wrong ways to do it. For those of us...

A page of frequently asked questions will be much more user-friendly if your visitors can see all of the questions at the top of the page and then go to the...

Themes aren't meant to be functional, but as theme developers, we mostly need to include some features to make our theme a bit better and a function, you...

Have you ever found asking: how do Premium WordPress theme authors achieve million dollar milestones? How do they come up with such amazing designs and...