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…can also use WordPress’ do_shortcode function within your theme template. Feel free to leave feedback or any requests for new features here or on WordPress.org. Download the plugin at WordPress.org….
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…can also use WordPress’ do_shortcode function within your theme template. Feel free to leave feedback or any requests for new features here or on WordPress.org. Download the plugin at WordPress.org….
Hi there, I’m Jason. The developer, designer, and content creator for this here site. I’m a Director of Development at HLK in St. Louis, MO. But you’ve come across my…
…bit too specific, but you get the point. They tend to be more freeform than Categories. One note about Tags: They aren’t going to give your post significant Search Engine…
…getting started with modern JS and Gutenberg easy. The quickest I’ve come across so far is Create Guten Block. Feel free to drop any questions or comments in the comments…
…} add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘pre_properly_enqueued_scripts’ ); Hopefully this guide helps you add scripts to WordPress themes and plugins. Thanks for reading and feel free to leave any questions in the comments!…
…own touch2 on a presentation originally created by my companies COO I’d be giving in a few hours. Speaking at WordCamp seems like an intimidating feat. There’s all kinds of…
…well as any paths already set in your installed paths command you can run it with phpcs –config-set installed_paths /path/to/WordPress-Coding-Standards,/path/to/PHPCompatibility. Warning: ⚠️ The installed_paths command overwrites any previously set installed_paths….
…you take your plugin development to the next level. Even if you’re just getting started with plugin development it is loaded with comments to help you understand the best practices…
…width to consistently style, but a way to do this wasn’t plainly obvious to me. The drag interface is nice and fast, but not as accurate as I’d like. Latest…
…class .gform_anchor that can be targeted and adjusted with a little CSS trickery. .gform_anchor::before { content: “”; display: block; width: 0; height: 50px; margin: -50px 0; } This adds a…