Aside from working with WordPress, I’m also a big fan of JavaScript and have been trying to 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 […]
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[…] associate this page with your plugin settings link, it’s really easy to do. Plugin Settings Link First, it may be helpful to review the plugin_action_links hook that WordPress provides. As the Codex states: Applied to the list of links to display on the plugins page (beside the activate/deactivate links). From there, you’ll need to […]
Templating is becoming more common in WordPress, and I consider that a good thing. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t projects that we manage that use a more traditional approach to displaying templates or partials. Furthermore, it also doesn’t mean that we’re exempt from maintaining codebases that use code that does not use […]
[…] to back something like this. I’ve talked to a few others about it and the immediate response I hear from those who know I do something with WordPress ask if I see it as a replacement for WorePress. No, I don’t see it as a replacement for WordPress. It’s not a full-on blogging platform. Instead, […]
[…] have to stop its activation. To do this, we can hook into the admin_init hook for each of the functions. When the plugin is started from the WordPress admin, the init function will need to be called programmatically from the main plugin’s entry function. 2. Check if WooCommerce Is Active Before implementing either function, […]
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