Create a Messenger Bot with a WordPress Backend http://bit.ly/2v4NuXk #bacapa — Eric Gunawan (@erricgunawan) July 28, 2017 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Source: original article Posted by @erricgunawan via IFTTT
Trying a different approach to clean up. Total 22 posts.
One of the first things in PHP that really stumped me was the difference between code that created output and code that didn’t. I knew, vaguely, that thing Good basic understanding of using output buffering in WordPress. Source: Understanding PHP Output Buffering, and Why It’s Great for Shortcodes | WPShout
Jérémy reviews media controls in the new Theme Customizer and a class that extends WP_Customize_Media_Control to allow the control of cropped images. Source: Using the WordPress Theme Customizer Media Controls Just realize the usefulness of WP_Customize_Cropped_Image_Control. More about it can be found here.
Been a while since I wrote something. Let’s talk about some of the new stuff available in the Customizer. Forget about some of part two First, back in part two, I had a bit about Surfacing th… Useful reference for active_callback. Source: What’s new with the Customizer » Otto on WordPress
When working with the WordPress Theme Customizer, you may find yourself writing out inline styles into one of the templates for your theme. Nice tips. But since using a framework, probably this tips already handled. Source: WordPress Theme Customizer Code | Tom McFarlin
When working with the WordPress Theme Customizer, there’s likely an opportunity to refactor your code such that you can cut out some of the redundancies. Looks useful but not tested yet. Wonder if it’s still needed for the new selective refresh feature. Source: JavaScript Helpers For The Theme Customizer | Tom McFarlin
In this article we walk you through the fundamentals of XML-RPC for WordPress, including the basics of XML-RPC and how WordPress exposes this protocol. Some sample codes for using XML-RPC. Just for knowledge. More interested in WP REST API. Source: XML-RPC for WordPress Developers
Maybe you built a premium WordPress plugin, or you want to keep your client’s code in sync. Let’s set up a GitHub repository to push updates to your plugin. Nice technique. Probably useful in the future. Tried and tested. Source: How To Deploy WordPress Plugins With GitHub Using Transients – Smashing Magazine
While the WordPress core project still uses SVN for version control, it’s pretty safe to say that the vast majority of serious WordPress developers use Git on their own projects. That being the case, it’s somewhat of a surprise that there aren’t more git-based tools like WP Pusher that help developers integrate some of their […]
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