When searching for a particular type of WordPress plugin many people first search in the WordPress Plugin Repository. However, there are other ways to search for that particular WordPress plugin you might need.
Here are some of the best places to look for them.
Here we have a healthy amount of hand-picked design and development resources, all selected for your delight. You’re going to find PSD files for designers, icons, infographics and much more. For developers, you’ll encounter jQuery plugins, CSS tools and other resources. No matter what your focus is, they’re all meant to provide a hand when in the process of creating the next masterpiece.
The issue of copyright and images has been a long-standing one ever since you could just search for any image you want on a search engine and copy it into your blog post.
If your site needs a revamp, you have come to the right place. Welcome to our post! Today we are showing you our WordPress themes picks of this month to beautify your site. These are very professional-looking creations, and you might like some of them a lot. Remember all of them are free for you to take so enjoy!
Here we have a new collection with 25 freebies just for you. They conform a fantastic set of tools that will help you with your next WordPress blog entry or web development endeavor. You will find elements going from massive icon sets to useful jQuery plugins, UI kits, interesting articles on blogging and design and much more, so make sure you take anything you need or like.
If you’re creating plugins for WordPress, chances are you’ll need to use AJAX at some point. Today I want to share with you some of the best resources I’ve found while I was learning how to use AJAX in plugins myself. Hope you find them useful.
I’ve made it a habit to use versioning while developing WordPress plugins, it helps keep everything organised and safe.
You of course also need to use version control when uploading plugins to the repository. Here are the two main applications I’m using. One of them is for Git, which I use locally on my Mac, and the other is for Subversion, which I use to upload plugins to the repository.
Here are some good resources and tutorials dealing with the subject of Object Oriented WordPress plugin development.
Lately as I delve deeper into plugin development, I’ve been keeping a WordPress installation where I have a few of the most exemplary plugins installed and activated. That way, when I have some doubt about user interface, or how to perform a particular piece of functionality, I can always refer to one of these plugins.
Hooks are very useful in WordPress. They allow you to hook a custom function to an existing function, which allows you to modify WordPress’ functionality without editing core files.
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