A few months ago I published separate tutorials on how to add content boxes and how to add color buttons to your website. Apparently that struck a cord because there was a number of people who left comments those posts. With that said, I thought it'd make sense to make this process available here at … [Read more...]

Today we're going to have a little fun. I'm going to show you how you can use CSS transitions and sprites to make the logo in your Genesis theme fade in and out when you hover over it. If you're using a modern browser, go ahead and preview the final product below. This is one of those cool little … [Read more...]

I've written previously about how to optimize graphics for the Retina Display. In one of the examples I said that you could use a media query to target high resolution devices and then provide a high resolution graphic for just those devices. While it ends up being extra work to produce multiple … [Read more...]

I love golf. There aren't many better feelings in the world than that of stepping up to an elevated tee looking over spectacular scenery and unleashing a perfectly arching shot that lands softly on the green just a few feet away from the pin. I don't get to experience that feeling very often, but I … [Read more...]

If you've watched the HBO series Game of Thrones (or have read through the Song of Ice and Fire series), you'll know that one of the major themes throughout the story is the subtle art of politicking. In order to survive you'd better know what your enemy's next move will be -- and be able to defend or … [Read more...]

In his first season as an NFL quarterback, Peyton Manning won three games and threw more interceptions than touchdowns. Manning would prove resilient however, adapting to the pro-style game very quickly. In eleven of the next twelve years the Colts would go on to win at least ten games per season, and make … [Read more...]

One of the most powerful aspects of the Genesis Framework for WordPress is the extensibility of its design. While the "out of the box" design of our child themes offer a very pleasing experience, the opportunities to modify -- or completely recreate them -- are limitless. We are very proud of the … [Read more...]

Pin It Late last summer WordPress conducted a survey asking users how they put WordPress to work. Matt Mullenweg presented some of the findings at his WordCamp San Francisco keynote, with all of the raw data from the survey being made public shortly after. Some interesting facts appeared in the … [Read more...]