In the previous two posts, I’ve covered two things: Why it’s useful to define an interface for the WordPress Settings API An example of one such interface At this point, it’s worth actually looking at what we can do to practically apply this stuff and implement the interface that we defined in the previous […]
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When working on custom solutions for others – be it for themes, plugins, or some other extension for WordPress – one of the things I think is important is to make sure the Dashboard has the same look and feel as the rest of the native components of WordPress. That is, I dislike and […]
If you’re getting started in WordPress development, odds are it won’t be long until you bump up against the concept of hooks. That is, points during the WordPress life cycle that allow us to add our own functionality to customize how WordPress behaves. Of course, this is how both themes and plugins are made to […]
Earlier this week, I shared my thoughts on custom, non-standard hooks within the context of WordPress themes which resulted in a great discussion in the comments and on Twitter, so it seems only appropriate to share a resource on how to get started with WordPress plugin hooks. Last week, Pippin Williamson of Pippin’s Plugins […]
Throughout the last few posts, I’ve been talking a little bit about WordPress Developer Salaries, but have also done so by taking a look at exactly what it means to be a WordPress developer. If you’re just catching up, the previous posts are: A WordPress Developer Salary Should Be…? WordPress Developer Salary: Manage That […]
