Over 26% of today’s websites are powered by WordPress and they all have one thing in common; they use plugins. Start learning to develop plugins for WordPress here. You will learn WordPress plugin development from scratch by developing 8 simple plugins that covers the art and science of WordPress plugins. Some of what you will learn … Read more
This post is a collection of short but useful WordPress snippets. Become a professional WordPress Plugin developer Take our online course WordPress Plugin Development – Learn by Building 8 Plugins to gain all the skills you need to start creating your own WordPress Plugins with PHP. Get the blog name in WordPress: Get a media … Read more
WordPress is an Open Source CMS driven and extended by an incredibly large community. This has a lot of advantages: – Free or affordable access to a large variety of plugins, themes and tools to add “super powers” to your site. – Bugs are found and fixed fast. – Being as simple to use as … Read more
Wouldn’t it be cool to have your very own custom WordPress dashboard widget- a widget that will be displayed on your Dashboard page upon logging into WordPress? To get started, add the following contents to the functions.php file in your current theme directory: Under the above code in the functions.php file, go ahead and add … Read more
Somewhere along the line, you may find it necessary to greet visitors in a different way, based on conditions i.e. Are they logged in or not?. So, let’s take a look at this in code. Greeting a logged in user: Conditional Greeting: Another use for wp_get_current_user(): I hope you found this resource useful! Interested in … Read more
In WordPress, a sidebar allows us to assign certain widgets to a sidebar_id and later reference this with the get_sidebar() function. Thus, allowing us to render specific widgets on any template page. To get started open up your theme’s functions.php file into your favourite text editor and add the following contents to the bottom of … Read more
