How to Check if We Are on the Add New Post/Page/CPT Screen
A quick tip for conditionals when we want to run a piece of code only on the the ‘Add New’ screen.
Jean Galea
December 2, 2013
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A quick tip for conditionals when we want to run a piece of code only on the the ‘Add New’ screen.
I’ve had a couple of cases where I downloaded a plugin, then needed to make some modifications and disable updating to make sure those changes are not overwritten when the next version came out. Ever wondered how plugin updates can be disabled? Here’s how to do it.
Developing WordPress websites on your own is relatively easy; the room for error is you. Even if you’re not using version control and do everything online with a (s)ftp connection, if there’s an error you just re-trace your steps and find where you took a wrong turn. But development in teams gets a lot more difficult. Everybody has a different coding-style and everybody will be working on different parts of a project. The big thing is to keep code maintainable and to streamline workflow.
In the last couple of years WordPress has grown into
Quick tip from me today, for those of you who are suffering at the hands of other websites ripping off content from your blog.
Displaying a date on your blog posts is recommended, both for search engines and also for your audience.
Most blogs display the post publish date, which you would think makes sense. But I think there’s a better way of doing it, and that is by displaying the last updated date.
If you have a particular WordPress function that you suspect is slowing down your site, you can test it’s execution time. Here’s how to do it.
Here’s how to change the order of taxonomy metaboxes within a custom post type.
This week I’ve been playing around with the Software Licensing add-on for Easy Digital Downloads, and I must say it really rocks. It can be used for implementing a licensing system for your commercial themes and plugins. Here’s the deactivation/activation code for reference, you can use this to enable users to activate or deactivate a plugin/theme license from their dashboard.
Ever wondered how a WordPress backdoor can be created? This is an educational post that shows you how to do it. What you decide to do with this code is entirely up to you, I of course encourage you to play nice and not use it for malicious purposes.
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