Learn how to add SSL and HTTPS in WordPress, setup SSL on multi-site and admin area, and how to do SSL redirects to move from HTTP to HTTPS in WordPress.

One of the worst things that can happen to your website just happened: It's been hacked. What to do now?

This ebook teaches you how to master the intangible elements. With plenty of case studies, this ebook turns design theory into real advice.

If you think you've never used WP_Query before, think again. Every time you load a page in WordPress, you're using this class. In this comprehensive guide – complete with lots of example code snippets – we show you how to master WP_Query.

Not sure about whether or not to take the leap and start using WordPress Multisite? In this comprehensive guide we cover everything from what it is and how to set it up and how to create your own network of successful sites.

WordPress security plugins are good tools that will help you boost the security of your WordPress though you should never solely rely on them.

As there are 2,975 themes in the official repository alone, plus a load of free themes by the big premium theme providers, finding the right theme for you is not easily accomplished. We did all the work for you and created the following list containing the top 100 of the best free WordPress themes of 2014.

Social share scripts are convenient and easy to copy & paste but rely on JavaScript and add additional overhead to your site, which means more HTTP requests and slower load times. Instead, use share links that don’t require you to load scripts for each social site.

While there is no way to completely stop people from stealing your images, you can make it harder. Find out how to disable right-clicking to deter casual theft.

Today’s collection is all about complete website layouts, but not in the more inspirational form of a PSD layout. What we have here for you are the 100 best free HTML/CSS themes of 2014.

Can't decide on a WordPress theme to suit your website? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Check out this monster round up of the best of the best themes out there, listed by the most popular categories around.

Here are the best free resources for web designers from January 2015. We have UI & wireframe kits, icons, mockups, fonts, and more...

Moving your Multisite’s domain doesn’t have to be a difficult. Today we’ll cover how to easily make the switch – and without error.

In this installment, we are looking at a special search engine to find code snippets, a very resourceful reference to address issues in the Flexbox module, and development tools for better management of color, typeface and gradients.

If you choose any of the themes in this list, you’re sure to make a great impression. Each features a clean, elegant style that display images, writing or digital content prominently. They also integrate well with most shopping cart plugins. These themes are fully responsive and support all post styles so you will be able to easily display your work and impress your visitors. Don’t forget these themes are free, too, so you can choose your favourite one even if you’re on a strict budget.

The free e-book includes 144 pages of visual case studies and expert advice, from some of todays most well-designed companies.

Managing a WordPress site isn't as simple as launching it and then sitting back and waiting for visitors to come. In this post I’ll look at some of the things you need to do to manage your site effectively over time. I’m going to look at five key areas: Content, Code, Performance, Backups, Security.

GenerateWP, the popular WordPress code generator site, is celebrating two years in operation this week. In celebration of the site’s two year birthday, GenerateWP is introducing custom code snippets, which will allow users to save their own snippets in a public and/or private library.

Here's the video of me previewing my latest webdev project that should be completed in the next week or so. Check it out and tell me what you think!

Want more traffic from Twitter? Here are the 10 most wanted Twitter Hacks and Plugins for WordPress.