Introduction to the WordPress rewrite API
The rewrite API can be confusing (to me at least). Remi Corson walks you through it on the WP Explorer blog.
The rewrite API can be confusing (to me at least). Remi Corson walks you through it on the WP Explorer blog.
As a hosting company, I beg and plead with you, the developer of sites, to do some basic sanity checks, before you upload your code, for the world to experience. Your clients will thank you. So will our monitoring systems.
A tutorial to show you how to enqueue JS in the WordPress admin on one page only.
Part 1 of 3 where we show you how to add custom meta fields to a WordPress taxonomy.
I want to show you what mature WordPress agencies should be looking for in your code as a developer and how to get hired by them.
Utilizing SSH keys in conjunction with the servers you connect to is a great and highly recommended security practice. SSH stands for “Secure Shell” and enabling SSH for a server creates a secure channel between you (via the command line) and your server. SSH keys help the server validate and authenticate who you are. SSH…
Matt Cromwell compares a few different image optimization methodsΒ for WordPress sites, including EWWW Image Optimizer, manual optimization, and WPInject. Matt also mentions the WP Smush.it plugin, but interestingly, implies that it produces results similar to EWWW, only less effective. I would’ve liked to see it included as well, since it’s such a widely used plugin….