One of the most common problems that plagues professional theme, plugin, and application developers in WordPress is when libraries such as jQuery are improperly dequeued, deregistered, or simply moved to load else where in the page. Not only can this drastically impact the site on which the code is running, it can adversely affect […]
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When it comes to cross site scripting in WordPress, I think that there’s a lot of education that’s to be had. I’m by no means an expert in this field, but I think that there’s either a lack of awareness or we take for granted what WordPress does for us. Generally speaking, WordPress does an […]
Earlier this week, I shared a post on You Can’t Ask Users To Upgrade WordPress To Fix Their Problems. In the post, I shared a few reasons as to why it’s dangerous to expect and/or trust your customers to upgrade WordPress. You can read the full article for my reasons why, but Mike brought up […]
This can go a long way in the optimization of loading assets in WordPress especially when used with other plugins that may not be as responsible.
Much has been said on the subject of properly registering and enqueueing scripts in WordPress, so I hate to write yet another “including jQuery in WordPress the right way” post, so I’ll attempt to cover it from a different angle. Because jQuery ships with WordPress, it’s really just a simple matter of making sure […]
