Where is the Excerpt?

By default the excerpt area is not visible in the post panel. You will need to look for the “Screen Options” button at the top of your screen, and then make sure to check the “Excerpt” checkbox. Read More →

As front-end developers, it’s our responsibility to support different browsers and versions of those browsers. This is why our CSS must be prefixed, but often times it can make our code clunky if we don’t know which properties need prefixing. This is where Autoprefixer comes in handy. Read More →

Google’s PageSpeed Insights says, “Compressing resources with gzip or deflate can reduce the number of bytes sent over the network.” Enabling gzip compression can significantly reduce the size of the transferred response. Best of all, it should clear the “Enable Compression” error in page speed tests. Read More →

First, Gravity Forms doesn’t handle emails directly. They take advantage of the wp_mail() function that’s built into WordPress. After WordPress hands off the email, it is now up to your mail server to complete the sending process. Read More →