[…] if we’re not careful, then we’re going to continue perpetuating the stereotype that developers do not care about design. I’ve spoken previously about sharing case studies on WordPress projects, and though I don’t have a full project to share right now, I thought it might be fun to look at some I’ve been working […]
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[…] week, Pippin Williamson (of Pippin’s Plugins) sent out the following tweet: What’s a plugin that @nocross and I could build during #wcmia and release for free? # WordPress — Pippin Williamson (@pippinsplugins) February 13, 2013 Neat idea, right? Have he and Andrew Norcross – a fellow WordPress developer – create a plugin during the […]
[…] you how to do it. You may also be interested in how to catch outgoing emails from Laravel Herd, too. How to Successfully Deregister Anonymous Functions in WordPress. A short introduction to a number of technical ideas both in PHP and WordPress to explain why deregistering anonymous functions is nearly impossible. This post provides […]
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 […]
[…] 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 […]
