I know that there are different ways that people approach building WordPress themes and I’m not one to argue that there’s a single right way to do it. Sure, some ways are better than others, but that’s true of a lot of things. Personally, I approach building themes, plugins, and so on as I would […]
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With yesterday’s announcement of the latest release of the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate, I’ve had a number of emails, tweets, and messages how people can stay up to date with the project without having to follow the GitHub repository, or the blog. Ultimately, I want to make sure that this Boilerplate reaches the largest number […]
When it comes to working with the WordPress database – or any application that provides an API for data serialization – I try to always stick with the API unless it’s absolutely unavoidable. For the most part, I tend to favor APIs that provides the necessary functions for reading and writing data, and I […]
[…] featured being featured on ManageWP’s most recent article. Directly from the the post: I recently published a post on WPExplorer rounding up the names of ten personalities in WordPress that you should be following. Of course, those were not the only ten people that you should know about – there are many, many more awesome […]
[…] and submenu pages, the provided API makes this trivially easy; however, one of the less used aspects of these functions is the ability to define a custom WordPress menu hook. For example, in a recent project I needed to do exactly that when adding a submenu to the WordPress Tools menu so I thought […]
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