As discussed earlier last month, the next version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate is currently in development. For those who are interested: You can find the current stable version on GitHub. The `develop` branch to which the core team and I are working (though we’re not currently accepting pull requests). And you can read about the […]
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One of the business models that is common (although not as common as it used to be) in the economy of WordPress is the unlimited support for for a single purchase. That is, you buy a theme or a plugin, and you pay for the product and the purchase often includes a license for lifetime […]
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[…] of the jQuery plugin and ships with both a widget and support for shortcodes. Getting Started You can grab a copy of the plugin from the WordPress plugins repository or install it form within the admin area of your WordPress installation. Once downloaded, verify that it’s activated in the WordPress Plugin administration panel. How […]
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