Building a Better Image Widget with the New WordPress Media Manager
A thorough post about how you can leverage the WordPress 3.5 Media Manager in a widget.
A thorough post about how you can leverage the WordPress 3.5 Media Manager in a widget.
I missed this when it published in March, but Taylor Lovett does a nice job explaining why taxonomy queries tend to be faster than post meta queries in WordPress. So, next time you’re trying to decide whether to make some data a taxonomy or meta, perhaps at least consider this as a part of your…
Recurring content is present in just about all WordPress themes, and handling it properly is important to keep themes lean, extensible and scalable. So what’s the right approach for handling recurring content in different situations?
An overview of using Varrying Vagrant Vagrants as your local development environment.
This week’s function is wc_get_held_stock_quantity(). It fetches the inventory available for pending orders in WooCommerce.
This is an excellent guide. Hopefully more and more theme developers will ditch options panels for the customizer.
In case you missed it last Friday, Siobhan McKeown announced that version one of the new WordPress code reference is now live. The code reference provides for easy exploration of core functions, classes, methods, and hooks, as well as the various core APIs. It also provides a reference list of new items added in each…
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This is one of few tutorials out there on the 3.5 media manager right now. Very valuable.
As a follow up to that article, I ended up taking over an image widget in the plugin directory that hadn’t been updated in a couple of years, built in backward compatibility and released the code as Simple Image Widget.