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On Retiring Site Memberships

[…] the content later this year. So this is something that’s been a long time coming and it’s finally done. And though I sincerely appreciate all of the support over the past few years, it was time for me to return to form, in a sense, regarding this site. Further, it also allowed me to […]

Use Meta Box to Create a FAQs Page in WordPress

[…] Add More Text boxes. These are where I created the two buttons shown above. If you are a developer or tech-savvy, you may code it yourselves with support from the free Meta Box plugin instead of using its extensions (that is, Meta Box Builder and Meta Box Group). For example, this is the code […]

How to Manipulate the DOM Using PHP

[…] the first thing many of us likely think of is using JavaScript to do whatever it is we need to do. Not only does the language natively support functions for doing this, newer features of ES6 give us more powerful ways to build client-side scripts. And if you’re using jQuery with WordPress, then you […]

Taking Aspects of WordPress for Granted

[…] build what they’ve provided, but they also do a great job of managing their community. This is evident in their forums and on Twitter. Jim True, the support lead and project manager, pinged me shortly after publishing the post: https://twitter.com/jimtrue/status/1100833953907437569 Most of the time, I like it when organizations are proactively engaged with their […]

WordPress Widgets: Refactoring, Part 10

[…] saves the data. Sanitization and Serialization For the purposes of our example, we’re going to be very strict in what we allow. Namely, we’re going to only support basic text, and we’re going to strip out everything aggressively. This means we’re not going to allow markup or anything like that. Instead, we’re going to […]

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