I’ve written several posts about WordPress meta boxes. Perhaps the series of posts closest to what I’m going to touch on in this post is the one that outlines: 1. Aiming For Simplicity 2. Separating The Logic 3. Each Component 4. The Front-end You can read each of these if you want, but they […]
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When The Customizer (once called The Theme Customizer) became part of WordPress, we saw a resurgence in the Theme Modification API. At one point in WordPress history, the `get_theme_mod` and `set_theme_mod` was how we handled theme modifications (hence the function names). Then, we began to use the options table as a way to manage […]
[…] efforts. Specifically, I talked about this in this post and in this post. One of the first changes that I needed to make was that of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate. About The WordPress Plugin Boilerplate About four years ago when I first started to get into more professional WordPress development, I found myself using […]
Not quite a month ago, I mentioned that I was going to begin open sourcing the themes (and potentially plugins) that we sell on WordPress.com. Right now, this is only a single theme (though others are in development and I’ll talk more about that later). As of today, Mayer for WordPress.com along with the three […]
As discussed earlier last month, the next version of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate is currently in development. For those who are interested: You can find the current stable version on GitHub. The `develop` branch to which the core team and I are working (though we’re not currently accepting pull requests). And you can read about […]
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