Category: Understrap

Your WordPress theme has its own default menu that is ready to be used. You can edit it or create a new one to improve your website. Here’s how to create a custom menu in WordPress (beginner’s guide). A navigation menu is a list of links pointing to important areas of a website. They are…

The WordPress login page is just like any other page on your WordPress site: It is one of the most used pages in the WordPress admin. Though simple and clean, it is heavily branded WordPress. However, most new users and clients do not need to know about the underlying software your site runs on. How…

WordPress’ custom taxonomies make it possible to structure large amounts of content in a logical, well-organized way. In WordPress, categories are set up as a hierarchical taxonomy, and tags are set up as a multifaceted taxonomy. What is a WordPress Taxonomy? Taxonomy is a process of grouping content based on certain properties and criteria. That…

Custom post types transform a WordPress site from a blogging platform into a powerful Content Management System. You can use custom post types to create a variety of different content types for your website. In this guide, I am going to explain how to easily create custom post types in WordPress. What is the Custom…

User roles in WordPress define what actions, permissions, and capabilities each of your users will have. They help you to define what are the responsibilities and capabilities of each of your coworkers and employees. What Are WordPress User Roles? One user is someone who has login access to your website in WordPress. User’s role is…

To understand how child themes work it is first important to understand the relationship between parent and child themes. A parent theme is just a default theme used in WordPress Originally in WordPress, there was only one kind of theme, what would today be called a “parent theme.” This was a complete package of files…