Tim Jensen

Recently I was working on a project that used a shortcode to output tabbed content on the page. For styling purposes, all groups of siblings (adjacent HTML elements with the same .sibling-element selector) that were produced by the shortcode needed to be wrapped in a common parent container. But … Read more about Wrap Groups of Siblings Using jQuery

By default Genesis includes a read more link that looks like [Read More...], which is okay but sometimes we want to change the wording of the link text. Most of the snippets that I've seen for changing the read more link text (except Mika's) cause you to sacrifice a really great accessibility … Read more about Modify the Genesis Read More Link, and Keep it Accessible

Anti-spam honeypots are perhaps the best way to guard your forms from spam submissions. By default Gravity Forms does not add a honeypot to your form; you have to check the appropriate box on the Forms Settings page. However, if you want to enforce anti-spam honeypots on all Gravity forms then you … Read more about Enforce Anti-Spam Honeypots on Gravity Forms

I use the Genesis framework on every project because of its speed, security, and ease of customization. There are hundreds of Genesis hooks and filters available that allow you to customize just about anything that you need. On rare occasions, though, I have needed to create my own hook(s) as a … Read more about Add Hooks Before Genesis Structural Wraps

I often wonder why there isn't a function in WordPress core that will get a post excerpt outside of the loop. Here is a function that will do just that: You call the function by simply passing in the ID of the post whose excerpt you want to retrieve, like this: $excerpt = get_post_excerpt( … Read more about Get the Post Excerpt Outside of the Loop