Styling comments based on custom user role
WordPress provides classes for stock roles on comments, this tutorial shows you how to add them for custom roles and how to style the comments.
WordPress provides classes for stock roles on comments, this tutorial shows you how to add them for custom roles and how to style the comments.
There’s a wide spread digital myth in the WordPress microverse about the functions.php file and that it’s a code snippet container. This post tries to explain why people are misusing this file, shows alternatives and explains step by step how to get out of that trap. Written for the developer as well as for the…
In this article, popular WordPress consultant Bill Erickson provides a complete walkthrough of steps used to successfully migrate a WordPress site from one server to another.
A (reasoned) criticism of the architecture of WordPress, and how it should be fixed.
If you want to create a development environment to mimic the WordPress VIP hosting platform, the VIP team has you covered. VIP Quickstart is a new tool, available on Github, that helps you set up everything easily. According to the announcement post, here are the technical bits: VIP Quickstart is a mix of Vagrant, Puppet,…
Websites are complicated these days. Even when we work locally, we typically still need to make a bunch of calls to external, online applications, on any given page load. If you’re ever without an internet connection, but still attempt to work (novel concept, right?), then you have experienced this frustration. Andrew Norcross recently created a…
PhpStorm is a full-featured IDE that has somewhat of a cult following amongst the WordPress developers I follow. Made by JetBrains, it’s notable for being lighter weight than most IDEs, web development specific (though not just PHP as the name implies), and very customizable. Today, they’ve announced official support for managing WordPress projects. According to the…