[…] set up this way: MySQL / MariaDB database Apache or Nginx webserver WordPress Then within WordPress, you have your wp-content directory which, as always, includes the following: plugins mu-plugins themes And regardless of the work you’re doing – be it themes, plugins, or mu-plugins – the entire wp-content can be considered as “a development […]
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Yesterday, I released two plugins for WordPress – Category Sticky Post and Tag Sticky Post – both of which serve the same purpose: Allows authors to mark a post to be placed at the top of a specified archive. It’s sticky posts specifically for an archive. The only difference is that one is specifically […]
I’ve written at length about the dilemma of supporting WordPress plugins and looking at various support systems both of which generated some good discussion on offering WordPress plugin support. Over the past few months, I’ve been mapping out exactly where I want to take the direction of the work that I do on plugins (as […]
With the exception of Standard and contract projects, I generally don’t build WordPress themes for release. I tend to favor plugins because I’m attracted to the functionality that they are able to introduce to the core WordPress application and, frankly, I don’t have the design chops required to produce a theme of high enough […]
Does it make sense to create WordPress plugins for existing features if it adheres to the “designs, not options” philosophy more than core?
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