Free WordPress Sandbox Sites For OSTraining Members
WordPress is an amazingly powerful system, but many newcomers can find it hard to get started. A lot of the questions we get from beginners…
How to Update OSTraining Books on Amazon Kindle
All OSTraining books are available via Amazon. You can buy the books in Kindle format. We update the OSTraining books often, so people ask us…
The Genesis Explained Book is Updated for Genesis 2.9
Genesis Explained is now up-to-date for Genesis 2.9, which was released in mid-March. Nick Croft, the writer of Genesis Explained, follows closely along with the development of…
Introducing the React Explained Book by Zac Gordon!
Say “hello” to the 12th book from OSTraining. We’re delighted to announce the launch of “React Explained” by Zac Gordon. If you spend any time…
The OSTraining Podcast #37: Jason Coleman and Paid Memberships Pro
This episode features Jason Coleman, who runs Paid Memberships Pro, one of the most successful plugins for running a membership site in WordPress. Not only…
CSS Flexbox #4. The flex-grow Property
The flex-grow property specifies how a flex-item inside the flex container will grow – along the main axis – relative to its sibling items, taking…
How to Create a Custom Page Template in WordPress
WordPress allows you to create custom layouts for all of your pages. These custom layouts are called templates. For example, if you have a web…
How to Add Widgets and Embeds in Gutenberg
The Gutenberg editor has revolutionized how we write in WordPress. Gutenberg didn’t only change how we write posts, but it also exposed many more WordPress…
The Easiest Google Maps Plugin for Gutenberg and WordPress
I use Google Maps almost every time I leave the house. And, I’m definitely not alone. According to some calculations, Google Maps is the world’s…
Your Introduction to WooCommerce Taxes
WooCommerce Explained is the best-selling book on WooCommerce. In this exclusive tutorial, taken from WooCommerce Explained, we’re going to show you how to manage taxes…
How to Add Reusable Blocks in the WordPress Gutenberg Editor
One of Gutenberg’s most useful features is the ability to reuse blocks. You can turn any block into a reusable block, speeding up your workflow…
How to Use WooCommerce Discount Coupons
WooCommerce Explained is the best-selling book on WooCommerce. In this exclusive tutorial, taken from WooCommerce Explained, we’re going to show you how to create discount…
How to Create WooCommerce Variations for Your Products
WooCommerce Explained is the best-selling book on WooCommerce. In this exclusive tutorial, taken from WooCommerce Explained, we’re going to show you how to create variations…
CSS Flexbox #3. The align-items property
As you already learned in the second tutorial of this series, a flex-container has two following axes: main axis cross axis The justify-content property specifies…
How to Create WooCommerce Attributes for Products
WooCommerce Explained is the best-selling book on WooCommerce. In this exclusive tutorial, taken from WooCommerce Explained, we’re going to show you how to create attributes…
How to Track Your Word Count in WordPress Posts
Does it matter how many words you write in each blog post? Yes, for many people, it does. Some writers set themselves a target number…
Getting Started With the React Javascript Library
If you spend any time in the WordPress world, you’ve probably come across Zac Gordon. Zac is an enthusiastic and charming teacher who focuses on…
The OSTraining Podcast #36: Ben Pines and Elementor
In this episode, we welcome Ben Pines, the Chief Marketing Officer at Elementor. Elementor is a page builder which is technically in the same space…
CSS Flexbox #2. How to Use the justify-content Property
The justify-content property specifies how flex-items are distributed along the main axis of their parent flex-container. This property has 5 different possible values: flex-start (default)…
PHP Notices, Warnings and Errors on Your Drupal Site
Websites will run into problems. Whether you’re using Drupal or any other software, there will be problems at some point. Drupal runs on PHP and when…