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. And yes, […]
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There are a number of plugins for WordPress Developers that I consider to be must-have for any local development environment. These include: Theme Check Log Deprecated Notices RTL Tester Debogger Theme Unit Test even though is is technically import data Each of these serves a unique purpose when working on themes and plugins especially if […]
Back in December 2011, I released an initial version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. The purpose of the boilerplate was to provide an easy way to build WordPress plugins. Specifically, the project featured: File organization Documented code Implementation of the Plugin API Action and Filter Reference After the feedback that I received upon thisl release, […]
There’s a common set of steps we can use when including custom templates in our WordPress plugins.
Let’s take a look at the errors the code sniffer is throwing for the WordPress Widget Boilerplate and see if we can’t bring it up to more modern standards.
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