[…] more observant than I used to be, or maybe there is a trend that’s actually happening, but one thing that I’ve noticed is that more and more WordPress developers are beginning to take interest in semantic versioning. In short (and straight from the website), semantic versioning works like this: Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, […]
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When I first got into WordPress development several years ago, I began experimenting with selling two premium plugins for approximately one year. During that time I learned a lot about what makes or breaks a successful plugin (and what kind of things can seriously drain you from a support perspective). In fact, I eventually […]
One of the challenges of working with templates within the context of WordPress plugin development is that there’s no easy way to bundle templates with your plugin and register them with WordPress. Template are usually relegated to theme development. And rightly so, correct? After all, page templates are used to provide layout and presentation which […]
[…] the backend and the frontend. In this article, we’re going to cover: adding controls to the block in the editor so we can control its placement within WordPress itself (or even remove it from the editor), ensuring what we see in the editor is what we see on the frontend Like last time, there […]
[…] up the application, not only does it not work but it either shows a white screen or displays a message about technical problems with your installation. Deactivating WordPress Plugins Though I recommend making sure your debug settings are always defined on your local machine, I also recommend making sure that all plugins are deactivated before […]
