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[...] it back. This is the situation we will be avoiding in today’s post by learning how to create a child theme. What, Exactly, is a Child Theme? A child theme is simply a theme that inherits the [...]

[...] them), and manually add those customizations back in later. In the future you will have a child theme in place and won’t have to worry about losing those changes again. If, on the other hand, you’ [...]

[...] .php, footer.php, sidebar.php, and sometimes the index.php template files. Step 1: Create a Child Theme Before you touch any of the files mentioned above, you should create a child theme. It is not a [...]

[...] , functionality and templates required for it to run on WordPress. What is a Child Theme? A child theme is a not a full theme in the same sense as a parent theme. Instead, a child theme inherits its [...]

[...] 19 of the Best Page Builder Plugins for WordPress appeared first on Cohhe - Free and Premium WordPress Themes. [...]

[...] to Effectively Curate Content for Your WordPress Blog appeared first on Cohhe - Free and Premium WordPress Themes. [...]

[...] The Complete Cohhe Guide to Future Proofing WordPress appeared first on Cohhe - Free and Premium WordPress Themes. [...]

[...] below! The post 5 Best WordPress Contact Form Plugins appeared first on Cohhe - Free and Premium WordPress Themes. [...]

[...] one and at the end of this post make a recommendation as to how best to pair them for your WordPress website. WordPress Security Plugins & Services 1. Sucuri Sucuri is a freemium service/plugin [...]

[...] be plugin based–not theme based. This is essential to successfully future proofing your WordPress website. It allows you to retain site functionality while making it possible for you to switch [...]

[...] . The second line is a link to the JavaScript code that will display the chosen board on your WordPress website. The script is stored somewhere on the Pinterest servers in a file called pinit.js. [...]

[...] WordPress one of the most intimidating and mysterious aspects of maintaining a self-hosted WordPress website is the seemingly onerous task of site security. Which, in all honestly, is completely [...]

[...] 2. Koyorest – Responsive Retina Restaurant WP Theme Koyorest is a perfectly suited WordPress theme for restaurants and cafe. The big featured images of the themes can easily catch the fancy of [...]

[...] some tips and tricks that can help you in producing, publishing, marketing and selling your WordPress theme or any other digital product. You can win over a competitive market by following these tips. [...]

[...] ado, let’s get to our collection, in no particular order: LifeCare – Responsive Medical WordPress Theme LifeCare is a premium WordPress theme that you can use both as a full website as well as a [...]

[...] will appreciate. Price: $48 | Demo | More Info & Purchase 2. Snaptube – Premium Video WordPress Theme Snaptube is an impressive video blogging WordPress theme (again, by Cohhe.com). With custom [...]

[...] successful ManageWP.com blog which itself produced a steady stream of helpful content for all WordPress users. On this new platform however, you are able to create a free profile and build curatorial [...]

[...] a website. Today, I want to look at the main types of web hosting services available to WordPress users. 1. Shared Hosting The most popular type of web hosting is shared hosting. Shared hosting is [...]

[...] , it is hidden in the outcome of a hundred shifting conversations and debates among us, WordPress users and contributors. Which is why I believe the best way to influence the future of WordPress is [...]

[...] A 2012 WordPress survey revealed that two thirds of all WordPress users reside outside the United States. That means that the majority of WordPress users – and [...]

[...] –not just one persona, team, or company. Anyone who chooses to get involved with the WordPress community can actually shape the future of the platform for themselves and everyone else. Which is [...]

[...] with a beautiful (but fully customizable) WordPress theme designed by professionals in the WordPress community. That’s why for today’s post I thought I’d gather a short list of awesome WordPress [...]

[...] prices. Over the years that’s what Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals within the WordPress community have become all about. This year is no different. That’s why we’ve rounded up the [...]

[...] The WordPress ecosphere is huge. As a result, there is no centralized WordPress Community; though the official WordPress.org site (and family of sites) does come close. What that [...]

[...] , that audience will grow, and all your hard work will pay off. If you’ve just launched a WordPress blog and are struggling to build a sizeable audience, you’re in luck! Today, I want to help you [...]

[...] this process? Image source: Shutterstock The post How to Effectively Curate Content for Your WordPress Blog appeared first on Cohhe - Free and Premium WordPress Themes. [...]

[...] of the hundreds, perhaps thousands, of beautiful WordPress blogging themes you can use with a WordPress blog. In particular, many of the themes I’ve collected below are magazine or news style blog [...]

[...] Builder is a handy WordPress plugin that enables you to build custom web pages for your WordPress blog and websites via a simple drag and drop interface. Suitable for both novice as well as [...]

[...] . Just as you need to recharge your mind and body through exercise and meditation, your WordPress database needs periodic optimization to perform optimally. Every fresh WordPress installation [...]

[...] quickly, stripping away any excess image file size, and clearing the clutter in your WordPress database, some websites still aren’t quick enough. If you think a few seconds won’t matter, [...]

[...] spam prevention system, plus you can choose to automatically store form entries in your WordPress database — these can be quickly and easily exported as a CSV file. Forms can be added to any post, [...]

[...] of dedicated plugins for the job. Today, I want to take a closer look at three of the best WordPress plugins for list building. OptinMonster (from $49) One of the fastest ways to build a mailing list [...]

[...] , and, with so many ready-made themes available, it can be done for under $50. Then there are WordPress plugins: dedicated snippets of code and software developed to add specific functionality to your [...]