Genesis and WordPress Tutorials
by Sridhar Katakam 4 Comments Favorited: 0 times
In this article I share how I use BrowserSync to see changes in WordPress websites (on localhost) instantly in the browser without having to manually refresh the browser.
I use DesktopServer for managing websites on my computer. For example, I have WordPress installs at several URLs like genesis.dev, bfwpdeals.dev.
BrowserSync can be installed after installing Node.js by typing
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Hey Sridhar!
I’m a new follower of your posts, and I enjoy them very much, they are really useful and can easily be followed by a newbie like me.
I have a question, but I could not find the answer through the “Search” button, so I decided to directly ask in the comments,
I have the same theme than you installed, Eleven40, but by default, it is programmed to show at home only 1 post (the newer one) on a big size, and then, some of the older ones in smaller squares bellow the last one.
How could I do to change the number of posts that are showed as “main recent posts” from 1 to 3? I will probably want to keep also the smaller boxes for the four inmediatly older posts.
Thanks in advance!
Regards
Hey Sri, troubles getting BrowserSync working on MAMP Pro, my original url genesistesting:8888 defaults to localhost:3000 when I activate via Terminal and gives me a blank screen obviously, any idea how I change the default?
As advised in Slack, use genesistesting:8888 for the proxy and not just genesistesting.
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