Understand Child Themes, Hooks, Actions and Filters in Five Minutes
What on earth are they? Example time. A theme you like uses <h2> tag for post titles. You hate that and want <h1> instead. The old, boring way is you open the theme files,...
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The Week in WordPress: 2nd Week of November, 2012
Ghost, Rethinking WordPress. Also don’t miss the discussion over at Hacker News. For The Aspiring Professional WordPress Developer is a collection of good advices for those wanting to be a WordPress pro. Recently I...
The Week in WordPress: 4th Week of October, 2012
“The ThemeShaper WordPress Theme Tutorial: 2nd Edition” is the new upgrade of ThemeShaper’s super popular WordPress theme development tutorial. It now contains new code samples, better practices, and, well, you just have to take...
The Week in WordPress: 3rd Week of October, 2012
@pippinsplugins shared a nice plugin find: “Uploads by Proxy“. During development, we often both have a local version in our computer and a live version somewhere on the web. This plugin helps by synchronizing...
The Week in WordPress: 2nd Week of October, 2012
“WordPress Theme Demand Still Strong“, reports WPHub. “How to Scan Your WordPress Site for Potentially Malicious Code” by WPBeginner. Over at Smashing Magazine, Siobhan McKeown writes a massive post about common WordPress malware infections....
The Week in WordPress: 1st Week of October, 2012
First up, a very concise plugin debugging flowchart by @scribu. “WordPress Themes: XSS Vulnerabilities and Secure Coding Practices” by Tony Perez of Sucuri. “Using LESS with WordPress” by Noel Tock of happytables fame. A...
The Week in WordPress, 4th Week of September, 2012
“I Don’t Use Custom Post Types In My Commercial WordPress Themes“: Mike McAlister sells themes (and he sells tons of it), yet he doesn’t use CPT feature for his themes. His argument is that...
The Week in WordPress, 3rd Week of September, 2012
“Treasure Hunting In WordPress Core.” Learning about core code as a way to find existing solutions to coding problems we might encounter. Brian Krogsgard’s “Mac and Web based tools for WordPress Theme Development” is...
The Week in WordPress: 2nd Week of September, 2012
WordPress 3.4.2 is out. It’s a maintenance and security release, so better be upgrading if you haven’t yet. Here’s an article on Forbes about the history of WordPress and Automattic. I always find Automattic...
The Week in WordPress: 1st Week of September, 2012
A guide to using WordPress to build SaaS Web Apps A nice guide about using WordPress for creating web apps. Clever hacks involved. (via @kovshenin) “The Plugins I Run” Pippins Williamson went through the...
The Week in WordPress: 2nd Week of August, 2012
Core Contributor Handbook WordCamp San Francisco 2012 Group Notes State of the Word 2012 Preserved HTML Editor Markup plugin. Gridster.js Media Wireframes
