How to Find the Names of the Custom Post Types Used in Your WordPress Site
I recently ran into a situation while working on a WordPress site where I needed to query for custom post types that were created by a plugin I was using,… Read More
MIND The Blog
At MIND Development and Design, we don’t like to MIND our business. We like to share it. And why not? It’s gorgeous. We’ve got web development, marketing, graphic design, and SEO on tap for all. But that’s enough about us, let’s talk about you. We like writing about what’s on your MIND as well as ours. So our blog addresses topics from dress code to writing code, and everything in between. Take a look, and let us know what you think.
How to Create Custom Checkboxes with CSS
Styling checkboxes with CSS can be frustrating. If you’ve ever tried changing the border or adding a background color to a simple checkbox input element, you know the feeling. While… Read More
How Kamikaze Marketing Killed Crystal Pepsi. Tab Clear, Anyone?
The original release of Crystal Pepsi occurred in the early 1990s and, in 2016, it was rebooted for a short time and started showing up in soda coolers from grocery… Read More
How to Set the Featured Image as a Background Image in WordPress
Let’s say we’re building a site for a client who would like to have a background image behind the title of their blog posts. That’s easy enough. Just set a… Read More
What’s the difference between a good website and a bad website?
Making websites can be pretty fun, if you’re into that sort of thing like we are. But it can also be a lot of work, with numerous ways to get the end… Read More
Add a Custom Google Map to your Website using the Google Maps Javascript API
If you’ve built a website, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ve used a Google Map, as they’re simple enough to use and beneficial to the end user. It’s as… Read More
Showing the current page’s parent’s sub-menu items from a custom nav menu in WordPress
There are plenty of tutorials and code snippets online describing how to show the active page’s children (or if on one of those children, the active page’s siblings) as a… Read More
Free Your MIND (And Your SASS Will Follow) – pt. 4 of 4 on this CSS3 extension
Hello! This is our last piece in our little Learning SASS series, so if you’re new here make sure that you check out the first, second, and third parts to help… Read More
Free Your MIND (And Your SASS Will Follow) – pt. 3 of 4 on this CSS3 extension
Learning SASS has been super helpful here at MIND, giving us more control and fluidity over how our sites’ stylesheets are generated (as well as making the whole process easier… Read More