When working with themes and plugins, it’s a common practice to escape WordPress data. Honestly, this is a standard practice in all web development: Whenever you’re retrieving information from the database to display to the user, it should be validated and escaped so that nothing but clean, readable text is rendered to the user. […]
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[…] to work on the next plugin which, as of now, is going to be an improvement on Single Post Message. In a broader scope, the suite of plugins that we’re developing is going to be something targeting a larger project that we’re looking to begin working on in the next couple of months. Naturally, I’ll talk […]
[…] initial version of Postmatic was to improve WordPress Comments – and it did – but as the product has grown, it’s also solved some other problems. Companion Plugins Some of you may be familiar with its companion plugins, as well. These plugins are: Epoch positions itself as a Disqus alternative that provides real-time commenting […]
[…] that my company, Pressware, focuses specifically on custom WordPress development and services. Over the last few years, I’ve performed code reviews, theme development, consultations, and custom solutions via plugins. As of late, the majority of the work that I do is focused on consulting and building plugins. On top of that, we (that is, Eric […]
[…] homepage: In this series of articles, we’re taking a look at how to get started with WordPress. From installing the software, to finding and installing themes and plugins. This guide seeks to provide you with everything you need in order to lay the foundation for learning WordPress. The articles cover the following topics: Installing […]
