How to Add Custom Fonts to WordPress
An OSTraining member asked us how to add two extra fonts to their WordPress site: A custom font A safe font, such as Times New…
Use Adminimal for a Responsive Admin in Drupal 7
Do you want many of the benefits of the new Drupal 8 admin area, without actually needing to upgrade? Check out the Adminimal theme. Adminimal…
New Video Class: Speeding up Joomla
If you run a Joomla site, then you really need this week’s new video class from Rod Martin called “Speeding up Joomla“. Rod starts by…
All About WooCommerce’s New Onboarding Process
WooCommerce 2.4 was released in August, and had a really cool codename, “the Helpful Hedgehog.” Why did the WooCommerce team choose that name? Because they…
5 Steps to Build a Drupal 8 Multi-lingual Site
Drupal 8 is a massive undertaking. It’s already been 5 years in the making. Why did it take so long? Partly because so many important…
Our 14-video DesktopServer Class is Now Free
We love DesktopServer. It’s one of the very best ways to develop WordPress sites on your own computer. So today we’re happy to annnounce that…
Use Views to Control Drupal’s Taxonomy Pages
Whenever a user clicks on a taxonony term, they will see a page showing all content tagged with that term. By default, Drupal shows the…
Updated Video Class: WooCommerce Part 2
As I mentioned last week, WooCommerce is one of the best choices for e-commerce on WordPress. WooCommerce really can transform your WordPress website into an…
How to Find Your Site’s .htaccess File in cPanel
“Where is my .htaccess file?” This is a problem that we’ve helped resolve over and over again at OSTraining. The .htaccess file is absolutely crucial…
Debug Your Mobile Site in Android with Chrome Canary
Google’s Chrome browser includes DevTools, a built-in feature similar to Firebug. DevTools is really helpful for debugging CSS problems … on a desktop computer. However, DevTools…
Use Views to Display Fields inside Panels
One of our members had a problem. They wanted to display a large number of images inside a Panel. The images were all uploaded to…
How to Use Aggregation and Compression in Drupal
By default, the Drupal 7 core loads around 20 different CSS and Javascript files. So, in order to make your Drupal site run quickly, it’s…
Introducing the 5 New Fields in Drupal 8
The Drupal 8 core has far more features than the Drupal 7 core. Many popular contributed modules have been included in the core, including five…
Updated Video Class: WooCommerce
WooCommerce is one of the best choices for e-commerce on WordPress. WooCommerce really can transform your WordPress website into an excellent online store. Created by…
Redirect Drupal Webform Submissions Based on Answers
This week one of our members came up with an interesting question about the Webform module. They wanted to redirect users to different pages depending…
How to Create a REST API Export in Drupal 8
Creating a REST API export in Drupal 7 is not always an easy process. In a previous tutorial, we explained how to use the Services…
How to Use the Events Calendar Plugin for WordPress
The Events Calendar Plugin for WordPress is simple to use. The free version comes with the basic features to manage events in WordPress, including a…
The Simmer Plugin for WordPress Food Sites
Food blogs are enormously popular at the moment. The Simmer plugin is a great option for building a food site in WordPress. Simmer enables you to…
Redirect a WordPress site from non-WWW to WWW
The following tutorial will show you how to redirect your WordPress site’s domain from non-www to www or vice versa. Redirecting one to the other…
How to Use Embeds in WordPress
One of the things I love most about WordPress is that it’s easy to use. WordPress has made embeds easy too. Embeds allow you to…