JavaScript and WordPress – The Definitive Guide
A plain-English look at using JavaScript in WordPress, enqueuing scripts with dependencies, and preventing JavaScript conflicts.
A plain-English look at using JavaScript in WordPress, enqueuing scripts with dependencies, and preventing JavaScript conflicts.
Chris Wiegman explains how to create a minimal WordPress theme “in the era of Gutenberg” with three key focus points: No JavaScript should be needed on the front end. CSS should be limited to a single stylesheet and strive to be as minimal as possible. Remove all non-essential assets such as fonts, images, and comments….
WordPress 4.4, “Clifford”, has been released. Clifford includes infrastructure for the WordPress REST API, taxonomy and comment improvements, as well as the new Twenty Sixteen default theme, the ability to embed posts anywhere, and much more.
In this Week’s Woo Snippet: Breaking change notice 💔 Mollie Payments, WooFunnels 🆙 and Fast 🙅♂️ New at Do the Woo 🆕 Cut ZeroClipboard 📋
What if you want to show hidden information only to “administrators” or “shop managers?” What about displaying a custom “My Account” tab just for logged-in customers?
The theme customizer feature was introduced in WordPress 3.4, released June 2012. Since then, it’s been a great tool that’s allowed theme developers to move away from complex options managers to a simpler, more logical interface where many settings can even be live previewed. Over the last couple of years, there have been a few…
In this episode, Brian and Brian discuss several acquisitions that have occurred in the WordPress space in recent weeks.