Delve into WordPress development, a key theme for coders and tech enthusiasts. It covers advanced topics like theme and plugin development, custom coding, API integration, and performance optimization. This theme is tailored for developers seeking to build, customize, and enhance WordPress sites with technical expertise and innovative solutions.
In an earlier post about image sizes in WordPress, we had shown you a way to choose which image sizes are available for choosing when you’re inserting an image in a post or page.
Today, we are posting a more complete solution where you can actually tell WordPress which image
Sublime Text 2 has become my favourite editor for many reasons. In this post I list some of my favourite packages and resources for learning more about Sublime Text 2 usage.
These days I am experimenting more and more with building extendible WordPress plugins.
Today I’ll share with you a quick tip on how to override a function that is attached to a filter hook.
Check out a very nice way to backup and share your development environment by combining the power of MAMP and Dropbox.
In the WordPress dashboard, posts are displayed in the ‘latest first’ order. This also applies to pages and custom post types. However it is also easy to change this order if you wish to do so. It might be more practical for example, to have them display according to their
Here’s a code snippet that allows your plugin to create a new folder in the /uploads directory on activation. Could be useful if your plugin needs to allow imports or uploads and you want them stored in a separate directory.
Throughout WordPress the class WP_List_Table is used to display data, e.g. users, plugins, comments, or posts. The class contains almost all necessary methods for displaying, sorting, paginating, and searching data and and what is more obvious than to use it for your own plugins?
For its cron functionality, WordPress has three defined intervals, but you can also add your own. Here’s how to do it.
If you are using WordPress action hooks and want to pass some parameters to the function being called, this is the way to do it.
As you probably know the best way to load scripts in WordPress is to use the wp_enqueue_script() function. However the process for loading scripts is slightly different depending on where you’re calling the script from.
Here’s some neat code that will enable TinyMCE within your excerpts box. You can now insert links and other HTML into your excerpts.
This code should be inserted into your theme’s functions.php, or better still create a plugin out of it.
Some resources I’ve collected that will surely help in developing WordPress plugins.
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