I am wicked excited to be publishing this post. I can relate. I spent some time (hours) developing Client-Oriented Theme and outlining in precise detail to add Google Map Pins along with the InfoWindow feature on their site. The clients are quite demanding sometimes ;). Anyway, every time I searched for Google Map plugins on the plugin repository, either they

I have a Love/Hate relationship with WordPress Search Form. To be honest, I am already Super Excited to be publishing this post. I have been thinking for a while to write a quick article guidelines on Creating very own advanced Custom Search Form in WordPress. To begin with, if you activate default WordPress Theme like Twenty

A category is a great way to group Posts/Pages together according to their attributes.  By default, WordPress has four taxonomies. And Category is one of them. Sometimes, our website looks much better if it has featured image appearing on different categories. I’m not talking in the back-end but where users can actually see the Category