When working with WordPress plugins, the software should aim to solve a problem that a given type of user is experiencing. Granted, some plugins are more nuanced than others. Take, for example, the idea of the various tables, lists, and columns available in the admin area of the WordPress dashboard. When working with WordPress […]
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[…] a previous post, there are a few things that I’m looking to focus on in 2017 and so I’m looking to lean out the short list of plugins I currently have available. Note that I’m going to be retiring some of them (as they are going to become a larger part of that I […]
[…] to do, so I’m looking to do a bit more in the coming months. Here are the things that I’m aiming to release (in no particular order). 1. Plugins Last year, I had a few false starts when trying to launch what was originally called Pressware Plugins. Fast-forward a few months (is this a phrase that’s […]
[…] your site in some way. Because WordPress is available a one-click install on so many web hosts, and because the plugin repository has a variety of caching plugins, it’s easy to get overwhelmed and/or try out a number of different plugins potentially altering the appearance of your site when users are viewing it. And […]
Most experienced WordPress developers will likely make the case that themes are for presentation and plugins are functionality. I agree with this and it’s something that I try to take into account with each project that I work on. That is, whenever I have a project that consists of some unique functionality, then I’ll […]
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