We’ve scoured CodeCanyon for the most useful WordPress page layout plugins and have come up with these 12 that will meet just about every need.

In our new Coffee Break Course, WordPress Coding Basics: Your First Plugin, you'll learn how to write your first simple WordPress plugin.

The new WPCOM.js library lets you use the power of WordPress to build an easy-to-update back-end for web and mobile apps. Learn about our new WPCOM course.

Websites for restaurants, retreat centers, country clubs, and many other businesses and organizations can benefit from a weather WordPress widget. Take a...

Not everyone likes subversion. If you use Git to manage WordPress plugin development, keeping your Git repo and the WordPress.org SVN repo in sync is...

In our new Coffee Break Course, WordPress Coding Basics: Learn PHP, Envato Tuts+ instructor Rachel McCollin will give you a quick, ten-minute introduction to...

In part three we'll create specific dynamic page templates that you can use in your own projects. We also cover using dynamic page templates for Custom Post...

The choice of editor to use for WordPress development can be mind boggling! In this review I try to make your decision a little easier by taking a look at...

Visual Composer, has inspired a legion of developers to create loads of cool and useful addons and extensions that extend its functions and provide virtually...

In part 2 we take a closer look at what dynamic page templates are, and demonstrate step-by-step how to build a general purpose dynamic page template as a...

In this three-part tutorial series, you'll learn how to extend the default behavior of WordPress page templates and make them more flexible by adding custom...

MailChimp makes it easy to send email to users of your WordPress site. In this ten-minute Coffee Break Course, Rachel McCollin will show you how easy it is...