When using WooCommerce, it will by default add a form for your customer to enter their billing details. Now for some cases, you might not want that, for example when purchasing a simple virtual product. Similarly, you might want to disable billing details for free virtual products.
There is no
Many themes come with their own sliders. There are also great plugins that create slides out of anything. Still, in many cases, creating your own slider is the best solution. I’ll show how you can create your own sliders out of any WordPress content and display them anywhere in your
HELP! My WordPress website got hacked! What should I do next?
WordPress is the world’s leading content management system and this makes it a popular target for both amateur and professional hackers.
Unfortunately, every day people go through the shock of discovering that their site has been hacked. After the
As we all know, the Settings API is fantastic for building plugin and theme options and settings pages. There are countless tutorials about it, and we also highlighted some of the best ones in a recent post. A plugin that uses this well is Soliloquy (a really robust slider plugin).
When building your first WordPress website, the primary step is to find a domain name and register it.
It doesn’t really matter where you buy the domain from with regards to WordPress, but not all registrars are equal. When choosing a registrar you need to consider their prices, interfaces, and
The Internet has opened the doors for blog owners to do business and connect with people overseas. Distance is no longer a barrier, but language is. If you want to connect with people in different countries, you can tear down the language barrier by creating a multilingual WordPress blog. You
One of the marks of a truly great WordPress developer, is his ability to include excellent commenting in his code. Go ahead, take a look at some of the plugins/themes by the best developers, and see how easy it is to read through their code. They adhere to the WordPress
Although WordPress is a system that performs well in general, it’s worth delving a bit deeper into performance considerations when building plugins and themes for general distribution. You never know who will be using your plugin or theme, it might be a site with thousands of posts. At that level,
The current trend in plugin development is all about having a core plugin and then developing other addons. But how do you prevent an addon plugin being activated when the core (parent) plugin is not activated?
The Settings API is essential when building themes and plugins.
Since many of our readers are doing just that, I thought I’d share with you the best resources on this excellent API.
I’ve recently bought a Macbook Pro 13″ for development when I’m not sitting at my desk. This is my first experience with Apple and till now I’m delighted with my Macbook.
Since I still use Windows on my desktop system, one of the first things I needed to do was
I recently came across the excellent online learning site Udemy.com, and I was pleased to find a number of WordPress-related courses. Here are some of the best I’ve found, hopefully they will also help you learn more about WordPress.
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