Riaan, my fellow colleague at Automattic asked me if I had a snippet to display the variations dropdown select on the shop page for variable products so that customers can shop variable product directly from an archive page without having… Continue Reading →
Unique, relevant, and quality content is the key to marketing on different channels. Your store blog is an important tool that can help you organize and house this content. This can include text posts, videos, podcasts, etc. We’ve written about… Continue Reading →
Here in this article, we have showcased the WordPress admin plugins collection. WS Custom Login The plugin provides you to easy way to customize the appearance of the WordPress wp-login.php page. More Info | Download WS Custom Scrollbar The plugin… Continue Reading →
Here’s the meeting summary for this week. If I missed anything, let me know in the comments. Housekeeping Slack archive of meeting. Meetings are every Tuesday at 17:00 UTC in #core-themes in Slack. No formal agenda for this meeting. Summary The… Continue Reading →
General Announcements How’s WordPress 4.6.1 looking so far? bbPress 2 Forums Status, please review the forum upgrade master list here and the master thread on the forums before the meeting. WordCamp US Support Team day/night/etc Gathering Preliminary Brainstorming Moderation Interface… Continue Reading →
Adding a reading progress bar to WordPress enhances the user experience for your readers. You can get more social shares with it, too. To me, these bars are a great way to enhance the usability of your website. They give… Continue Reading →
Items discussed Slack Link Review Shindig Begins Saturday 1300UTC Organizers: @jcastaneda, @thinkupthemes, @cristiano.zanca #37661-core #37974-core Theme Developer Handbook Twenty Seventeen issues Reminder: Automation meeting
When emailing zips, please make sure your email client and email service provider allow this. Increasingly, we have seen people testifying that they emailed us a file with a zip, but we never receive it. In doing some research, we’ve… Continue Reading →
Security September Series WordPress being an open source script has its code publicly available. It means anyone willing to contribute can build on top of others’ work. This is how WordPress software gets developed. The WordPress security team cannot always… Continue Reading →
API Team Update Sept. 27 2016 The API team met yesterday on slack for our weekly update, which this week was predominately focused on follow-up from last Thursday’s comprehensive GitHub issues scrub. Since the previous API team update the group… Continue Reading →
Are you looking for new functionality for your WordPress website? Every month, we scour the best new plugins on CodeCanyon, hoping to uncover some hidden gems. Today’s list features five of the 100+ plugins released in September. Each plugin features… Continue Reading →
As you are reading this article, I can assume you have already chosen this amazing CMS called WordPress as your trusted platform. But why? Why are there so many people choosing WordPress rather than traditional websites? If you have ever… Continue Reading →
I’ve been working on a new plugin for Easy Digital Downloads called EDD Metrics, it’s now released on the WordPress plugin repository. This plugin gives you valuable metrics on your business with comparisons to previous periods. If you are familiar with… Continue Reading →
A golden rule of WordPress development is “always use a WordPress API when possible.” We want to use classes and functions provided by WordPress to communicate with the database to ensure the right hooks are fired, and our code is… Continue Reading →
If you’ve been developing WordPress sites for more than just a couple of years, you’ve no doubt heard of MAMP or possibly WAMP if you swing that way. I would even venture to say that if you’ve been developing WordPress… Continue Reading →
Hope you have installed the Genesis Framework and set up the child theme as well as explained in previous parts. But before you start posting on your website and start inviting visitors, you should take few minutes and customize your… Continue Reading →
A client-side Ajax protocol is arguably more about parsing the response from the server than it is implementing actual functionality. This isn’t to say that as the server-side protocol mature, the client-side won’t as well. But, often, what changes on… Continue Reading →
After WordCamp Europe in June this year we started to work on the automation of the theme review requirements. So to be able to discuss the open issues and pull requests we will start with bi-weekly meeting on Thursday. Channel:… Continue Reading →
September 27th in Hack Prevention by WordPress Jedi . Themes Update: Top Real Estate Themes In the past few years, we have covered a bunch of awesome plugins that harden WordPress and protect the login page from brute force attacks…. Continue Reading →
I’m officially crappy with email. And it’s not that I don’t care or I can’t be bothered when people contact me. I just seem not compatible with the medium itself. Being a pro blogger and working with WordPress, this doesn’t… Continue Reading →
In my previous post of this series, I started building a welcome page for a WordPress plugin. I discussed the plugin architecture and how it functions. Then I wrote the code for its base and initializer files where we added… Continue Reading →
It’s finally heeeeeeere! You know how you said you wanted a way to simply create an Upfront theme for WordPress from scratch, export it to another site or even sell it? Well, we’ve just gone and made that for you… Continue Reading →
You’ve probably heard the phrase: WordPress Syntax Error. This is the dreaded white screen with an error that says something like “Parse error: syntax error, unexpected…” This is a common error when things go wrong with WordPress. Fortunately it’s not… Continue Reading →
Are you looking for the best sales page WordPress theme for your marketing campaign? Sales page or landing page WordPress themes help marketers convert visitors into paying customers. In this article, we have hand-picked some of the best sales page… Continue Reading →
You can find Mason on LinkedIn or Twitter. This is our recent interview with him, as part of our Kinsta Kingpin series. Q1: What is your background, & how did you first get involved with WordPress? While my actual college degree is in… Continue Reading →
September 27th, 2016by Mohamed Khafaja Today we are happy to announce a few compatible WPML plugins. The plugins are, User Meta Pro, Content Manager Lite, PixelRockstar, Timeline Express, Forge, Sidebar Manager Light, WP Realtime Sitemap, Widget Manager Light. If you… Continue Reading →
Tracking your website’s traffic and analyzing reports gives you valuable insights how your website is doing, what your visitors are most clicking on, what they are searching for, and a lot of other data that you can use to get… Continue Reading →
Every professional photographer will find themselves in a situation, at some point, where the client is unhappy with the photographs. I’ve faced this situation once for a commercial project, where I was photographing karate students for a book. The author,… Continue Reading →
At Yoast, we love to make our work available for everyone. We try to develop products that follow accessibility guidelines to take away any technical hurdles people may stumble on. But we can always take an extra step to help… Continue Reading →
If you are looking for high quality icons than look no further than Iconfinder. They have a database of over 1.1 million icons and 25,000+ icon sets. The post Mind Blowing Icon Sets – Why I Exclusively Use Iconfinder appeared… Continue Reading →
