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When it comes to working with WordPress themes and plugins, there’s a general rule of thumb that most experienced designers and developers follow: Themes are for presentation, plugins are for functionality. Sure, there’s a little bit of blurring of lines, but this is the goal for which we strive when working through our code. […]
[…] with WordPress. This particular focus includes: Renaming the company Doing a long, hard search for a support system that I like Trying to find balance with the WordPress Plugins Repository And even beginning to offer some online courses In order to keep this momentum, albeit it very slow momentum, going, I’m looking to begin experimenting […]
[…] least I hope that’s the case. Luckily, there are tools that make generating this catalog trivially easy so I thought I’d provide the steps necessarily to internationalize WordPress plugins specifically how I did so for the latest release of the Boilerplate. Internationalize WordPress Plugins This is actually a two-step process both of which will be covered […]
Last week, I asked if those of us who are involved in the WordPress community if we are really open source pragmatists. This came from a quote that’s been posted, shared, discussed, and so on for the last couple of weeks or so. There’s one sentence included in the quote that people don’t seem to […]
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