WordPress 5.2 action that every theme should use
Rami Yushuvaev
April 8, 2019
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As of WordPress 5.2, all theme developers must include the `wp_body_open` action in their theme.
As of WordPress 5.2, all theme developers must include the `wp_body_open` action in their theme.
There are new, easy ways to enhance your posts about WordPress plugins. Pasting a URL to any WordPress plugin will now render an “oEmbed” visual preview of that plugin, as the WordPress.org team have enabled recently.
If you are a plugin developer, then you should know that the Plugin Directory had a recent policy change regarding the notice displayed for old / un-updated plugins. Instead of a time-based warning, it is now a version-based warning.
Quick Edit allows users to update essential pieces of content in a fast and super user-friendly way. In this post I’ll guide you through creating your own Quick Edit field for Taxonomies. Give your users or clients the experience they deserve!
WordPress development is taking a big step forward to in encouraging adoption of up-to-date technologies, And this time its in the form of “Minimum PHP version” required to run a plugin. As of yesterday, plugin developers can set the minimum PHP version required in order to run their plugins.
In this quick tutorial, we will learn how to add new filters (dropdowns) to any Post Type screen in order to filter content by custom Taxonomies.
In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to make your very own Quick Edit fields to improve your client’s content editing experience.
The concepts of WordPress automation are explained, as well as actionable instructions on how to start automating ASAP!
Introducing the WP_Tax_Query Generator which allows you to filter queries by taxonomies. Third part of our WordPress Query classes series.
Introducing the WP_Meta_Query Generator which allows you to filter post meta queries. Second part of our WordPress Query classes series.
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