[…] the post title and post meta data, then it makes sense to implement the feature. This still leaves a problem, though: What do we do about various plugins and/or third-party sites and tools that look specifically for a post thumbnail when generating a link to the site? In some cases, larger sites are pretty […]
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One of the things that I’m working hard to have released by the end of the month is the latest version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. The latest version has been in development for quite a while now (a lot has happened offline so, you know, that’s how it goes). The last time that I really […]
[…] this is important, how to use it, and why you should never use it to test code The importance of having someone else proof read your work Plugins that I believe are necessary and helpful to setup a shop for selling and distributing digital goods All about SSL certificates and why you’ll need one […]
[…] Though WordPress itself is open source, it’s never a good idea to try to touch core files in order to achieve our customizations. We do so via plugins. The same goes for themes: Don’t make the changes by touching core files, do so via child themes. It’s easier, it’s safer, it’s something that is done […]
[…] ideas for features are developed, it becomes an entirely different challenge to keep the project rolling. And though people would argue whether or not WordPress themes (or plugins or any script-based utility, for that matter) constitutes actual software, the truth is that it’s still subject to the same rules and methodologies as different software projects. […]
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