WordPress Tutorials
Last week I shared how to style a link to look like a button. Today we’re going to build on that to make them have rounded corners, like so: I am a button! Here’s the important piece of code that gives you rounded corners:
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.button-NAME { border-radius: 20px; -moz-border-radius: 20px; -webkit-border-radius: 20px; } |
.button-NAME refers to the class you gave your button (.button-red, … continue reading
Tired of including boring links such as “buy now” or “click to download” in your posts? Would you rather use a button* instead? Maybe something like this?: I am a button! * Note: This is not a true button. It’s a stylized link. Not a big deal, but I thought I should clarify. Also, if you’re … continue reading
As if you couldn’t tell, I’m trying to grow my email list. Yup, that’s why there are 5 different locations where you can sign up. Maybe it’s overkill, but that’s why I want to track my conversions to determine which sign up forms are working and which ones aren’t. If I can reduce the amount … continue reading
You’re probably aware of the importance of an email newsletter. If not, they’re a great way to connect with your audience and you should definitely look into starting one. But in order for your mailing list to be successful, people have to know about it! That means there should be a prominent sign up form … continue reading
With the growing popularity of Pinterest, it’s likely that people will want to pin images from your blog. Maybe you’ve even installed a pin it button to encourage readers to share your posts. But what happens if there are certain images you don’t want readers to pin? I can think of several instances when … continue reading
