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MeridianThemes Hand-Crafted WordPress Themes

[…] One of the best parts of using WordPress to build a website is the freedom it gives you to customize the design and extend website features with plugins. All of the themes made by MeridianThemes are hand-crafted with this goal in mind. Their themes are fully compatible with all of the popular WordPress plugins […]

JavaScript Screencasts From Bocoup

[…] slowly include more content about the language. Generally speaking, I think JavaScript is an important language to learn because it’s a core component of WordPress for both plugins and themes, and for public-facing code as well as the administration area of JavaScript. Despite the fact that WordPress uses jQuery, I think that it’s always […]

Use Meta Box to Create a FAQs Page in WordPress

[…] well. In this post, we will share an easy way to create a FAQs page in WordPress by using the Meta Box plugin. Before Getting Started Required Plugins First, download the Meta Box plugin, which provides the Meta Box Framework used throughout this post. This will provides the foundation to prepare your installation for […]

Tools for Writing Better WordPress Code: Composer

[…] using Composer to define an autoloader so you can focus on writing code and not on wondering if classes are included. The Plugin Directory I generally structure my plugins like this: there’s a bootstrap file read by WordPress, there is a src directory in which all directories and PHP files are kept, there is a top-level assets […]

Tools for Writing Better WordPress Code: Introduction

[…] code for WordPress. I’m also open that that majority of the work that I do is in backend development. This means that I work predominately on WordPress plugins using object-oriented programming and don’t work much with templates nor as much with front-end technologies. It’s by choice, and I’m really happy with where I am. […]

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