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Page builder plugins make it easier for both novices and experienced developers to build websites faster. With a page builder, you don't need to know how to code—you can build your site with drag and drop.  There are many free and premium WordPress page builders in the market. In this post, I’ll show you the page builders available on CodeCanyon and some of the best add-ons to page builders.  WordPress Plugins The Ultimate WordPress Page Builder: WPBakery Daniel Strongin WordPress What Makes WPBakery (Visual Composer) the Best WordPress Page Builder Today? Jane Baker WordPress Get Started With WPBakery (Formerly Visual Composer) Ashraff Hathibelagal Introduction A website has many moving parts like menus, headers and footers, gallery, contact forms, shopping carts, reviews, and testimonials. To build a site from scratch means you have to code and configure each of these parts. And if for some reason you need to make some changes you'll have to go through the

Have you ever seen one of those fixed (or “sticky’) header bars which disappear when you begin scrolling down the page, then reappear whenever you start to scroll back up? In this exercise we’ll learn how to build our own using a bit of JavaScript.  Why? Sticky components (such as headers) are extremely popular in the world of web design; they keep certain essential UI elements permanently in view, and easily accessible should users need them. However, under certain circumstances (if the headers hold lots of content, or the viewport size and orientation limit the amount of available screen space) sticky headers can be obtrusive. “When implemented wrong, sticky navigation elements can serve as a distraction from the actual content.” –  Aaron Andre Chichioco A sticky header which disappears from view when not needed (ie: when the user is scrolling to see more content) is an excellent compromise. We can achieve this kind of effect by using an external library like Headroom.js , but w