Separating registered/unregistered Joomla user’s viewable content

Your Joomla site content should be alluring and encourage users to sign-up and participate in your community or purchase your products, but at the same time you don’t want your registered users inundated with calls to action that aren’t relevant for them. With a few coding tricks, you can separate text, buttons and even entire modules so that only registered or unregistered users can see them, for a more elegant content layout. Read through this article and learn how it’s done!

How to implement the WordPress media manager in your own plugin/theme

Requiring a user to manually insert image addresses in your plugin can be frustrating for the user, especially if they are inexperienced. By adding support for the WordPress media manager to your plugin, they can use the much more convenient and understandable interface to easily select their preferred image. Want to learn how to do it? Read on as we examine the steps required to make your plugin more user-friendly.

The power of custom K2 templates

K2 is the definitive article management component for Joomla, but are you getting the most out of it? With custom K2 templates, you can achieve a unique layout that totally your own, for a flexible, visually-interesting website with diverse content. Read on, as we show you just how to get started with this powerful feature.

Changing the Theme Background

Changing the background of your website may be a piece of cake for experienced users, but newcomers to WordPress may not find it so intuitive. In this article we’ll look at two ways that you can change the background in GavickPro’s WordPress themes

How to get a WooCommerce product by SKU when you are using WPML?

When writing your own functions for WooCommerce, it may be that you run into some issues regarding compatibility with the WPML multilanguage plugin. This short guide will examine such a situation where we want to get a WooCommerce product by SKU, and look at how we can get around the issue.

The next step in making our themes the best on the net

We’ve already detailed the improvements we’re making to our WordPress themes to make them user-friendly, as well as our documentation. But we’re still not done; read on and learn how we’re making our WordPress and Joomla templates better than ever before.

A quick and simple way to create a shortcode cache

If you’re creating shortcodes that are going to run through several intensive operations that take longer than usual to finish, such as pulling data from external servers, then it makes sense to create a cache. This guide will run you through the basics to improve your shortcode efficiency.

A look at how we’re improving our WordPress themes and documentation

We’ve been releasing WordPress themes for 2 years now, and over time we’ve gathered some more knowledge on what our WordPress customers want from their themes and documentation. In this article we’ll layout our new plans for our WordPress themes, and introduce our new documentation style that’s perfect for beginners