One of the challenges that comes with building WordPress plugins is supporting the conflicts that ensue with other poorly coded plugins and/or poorly coded themes. It’s just the nature of the beast. When it comes to addressing the way a plugin or widget looks on the frontend, I’ve often advised users to modify the […]
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[…] it means to be an independent WordPress developer, the tools needed, and the various strategies that can improve our skillset, I’ve been talking through the various constants, plugins, and tools to help us. If you’re just stumbling across this post, then I recommend checking out my guide to native WordPress debugging tools as well […]
As far as the WordPress community is concerned, developers tend to be divided on how plugins and themes should insert themselves into the WordPress menu. On one hand, some feel that because WordPress offers the ability to insert custom menu items into existing menus, then plugin and theme content should follow suit and exist […]
When it comes to writing, releasing, and maintaining WordPress plugins is figuring out how to actually support your work once it’s released. After all, the majority of work on software is maintaining the codebase and responding from all of the feedback given by users or customers. In my latest article on Envato, I talk […]
The final post in a series about the libraries for WordPress plugins that my team and I use when working on high-quality solutions for others.
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