Font Awesome is an incredible free icon font library, and as well as using their icons in HTML, you can also use them within CSS. Let me show you how.
Did you know that you can customise the appearance of your WordPress admin area using CSS? I’ll show you how to create a stylesheet for your admin area and correctly enqueue it.
Many nofollow link plugins have stopped working since the release of WordPress 5.0. In this post I show you how to create nofollow links manually instead of using a plugin.
I love finding new ways to jazz up my website using icons, and in this post I show you how to use Font Awesome icons to create custom bullet points in lists.
In this post I show you how to register custom navigation menus in WordPress via the functions.php file, and display your menu on the front-end of your website.
Fonts are such an important aspect of a website’s design. In this tutorial I show you how to upload custom fonts to your website and call them in using the @font-face rule.
Thinking about moving your WordPress website to a new host? Let me show you how to export your existing WordPress website and move it over to your new hosting provider.
File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a way of transferring files between the client and server. Learn how to set up an FTP client to be able to access your website’s files.
Did you know that the Jetpack plugin for WordPress comes with a custom content type that allows you to easily display testimonials on your website? Find out more in this post.
For many years, the way I linked to external stylesheets in WordPress was incorrect. In this post I show you how to correctly enqueue stylesheets and script files in WordPress.