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How to use remove_action with conditional tags

If you ever tried to use an if statement because you wanted to remove an action on a specific page, you would have noticed that it doesn’t work! Why? Because you can’t just start writing if statements in your functions.php file. It has to be tied to an action.

Here’s a simple way to do this with the Genesis Framework.Read More

Image Path Fix for Timthumb and WordPress Multisite

Featured images don’t play nice with wordpress multisite. The problem is when you use standard wordpress/genesis functions, the paths to the images are all wrong!!!! (When using timthumb of course).

I was using it for a theme demo of my blog actually and used subdirectories on my multisite. But every time I added a featured image, it would be broken…

So here’s a quick little fix that will get it working correctly!Read More

New Site ReDesign

Hello All! Just finished the redesign of my site! FINALLY!! This is the first of many changes to come including a new market place and a site for snippets… snippets that will make design life so much easier!!

In any case, here’s a run down of some different featured and cool things that I did. I’ll be making some tutorials and adding other snippets in the future to showcase!Read More

How to display the parent term from a custom taxonomy on a post that belongs to multiple terms.

Wow, that’s a long title! I had to do it though. I went crazy trying to find out how to do this and typed so many different things into google, only to find scattered information and crazy code everywhere.

In actuality the solution is quite simple.Read More

Using the Genesis Featured Image


I decided to write this post because I wanted a way to align my featured image to the right by changing the default class from “alignleft” to “alignright”. I figured it would be simple enough to do. I probably just had to add a filter to a featured image hook or something along those lines.

OMG, I was so wrong.
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