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Execution Hierarchy of WordPress Theme Files

This article will show the WordPress theme file execution hierarchy. In short, we are going to see what files are served when you load a page in WordPress. You probably already know that detail posts are served by single.php and detail pages are served by page.php, but WordPress searches different files based on various factors, so we’ll take a look at how that works! The first thing we should establish is this: without index.php and style.css, your theme is no longer a valid WordPress theme... so it makes sense that if you only have these two files, then you are trying to load Each page will be provided by index.php

Sep 01, 2023 am 11:25 AM

WordPress Migration: Overview

When I attend WordPress meetups, WordCamp, or any other technical event involving WordPress users, one of the most common questions I get asked is: How do I move my WordPress site? For new users, the idea of moving a WordPress site from one place to another can be scary. There are databases, themes, plugins, and uploads for all the business to consider, not to mention WordPress itself. If you're used to working with static websites and just moving some HTML files and other resources around, this will all look fresh. But the good news is that mobile WordPress installation might be simpler than you think. You can move it with the help of one of a series of plug-ins

Sep 01, 2023 am 10:45 AM

Master Data Management in WordPress

A WordPress website consists of three main elements: The contents of the wp-content directory of the WordPress installation itself, which includes themes, plugins, and the uploaded content database, where all content is stored. Most WordPress users have never touched a database directly and may not even be aware that it is constantly populating their website. When WordPress serves any type of page, whether it’s a homepage, a single post or page, or an archive, it accesses the database to display the content that editors and administrators have added to the site. In this series of tutorials, I will cover different aspects of the WordPress database in detail. This series will be divided into nine parts and will cover the following topics: Introduction to relationships between data Content types used

Aug 31, 2023 pm 11:21 PM

Create stunning WordPress forms with the FormCraft plugin

In this article, we will review the FormCraft WordPress plugin, which allows you to create stunning forms with drag and drop. It is one of the most popular and useful form builders on the market today. Forms are one of the most important parts of your website, they allow you to collect various types of information from your visitors. Whether it’s a simple contact, feedback or a full questionnaire, it’s always handy to have a plugin that allows you to build it easily. As a WordPress website builder, you want a plugin that allows you to dynamically create professional forms and collect form submissions on different endpoints. A large number of extensions and form builder scripts are available for creating forms on your WordPress site. In addition to free plugins, you can also find

Aug 31, 2023 pm 10:49 PM

React and Axios: A Beginner's Guide to API Calls

This tutorial will teach you how to use Axios to get data, then how to manipulate it and finally display it on your page through filtering functionality. Along the way you'll learn how to use mapping, filters, and include methods. Most importantly, you will create a simple loader to handle the loading status of data obtained from the API endpoint. 1. Set up the project Let us set up a React project using the create-react-app command in the terminal: npxcreate-react-appproject-name Then, open the project directory through the terminal window and enter npminstallaxios to install Axios locally for the project. 2. Select the target API we will use randomly

Aug 31, 2023 pm 10:45 PM

Easily install multiple WordPress plugins in just a few clicks

If you're one of those people who installs WordPress multiple times a month, you're probably as tired as I am when it comes to installing the five or six plugins you use with each installation. Luckily, there's a plugin that makes this even easier. The idea behind WpFavs is to organize all plugins in a list to be able to install them all at once - or with just a few simple clicks. Okay, so this all sounds great, but how does it actually work? Plugins The first thing we need to do is install the plugin on our desired WordPress site. At the time of writing, the plugin is only available through the WordPress plugin repository, so grab a copy. Once installed, you need to go to Tools>WpFavs, you

Aug 31, 2023 pm 10:17 PM

Requires reading JavaScript

I'm often asked about books and online resources to learn JavaScript quickly. It seems like everyone wants to get in on the JS action and for good reason; it's a great language that can help you figure out if you're interested in exciting career opportunities. It's also fun to play. As JavaScript grows in popularity, the number of books, blogs, and tutorials about the language has grown exponentially, and while it's impossible for me to know them all, I've discovered a few gems that I really enjoy and would love to share with you. Books Please note that I only list books that I have read and can recommend. You'll probably find tons of equally great books, which is cool. Professional JavaScript for Web Developers Author: Ni

Aug 31, 2023 pm 10:05 PM

Pie and Gauge Charts: Unlocking Interactivity with Plotly.js, Part 5

If you've been following this series since the beginning, you may have noticed that Plotly.js uses the same scatter type to create line and bubble charts. The only difference is that we have to set mode to lines when creating a line chart and markers to mode when creating a bubble chart. Likewise, Plotly.js allows you to create pie charts, donut charts, and gauge charts by using the same value for the type property and changing the values of other properties based on the chart you want to create. Creating a Pie Chart in Plotly.js You can create a pie chart in Plotly.js by setting the type attribute to pie. There are other attributes such as opacity, visible

Aug 31, 2023 pm 08:53 PM

Understanding Scope in JavaScript

Scope, or a set of rules that determines where a variable should be located, is one of the most fundamental concepts of any programming language. In fact, it's so basic that we can easily forget how subtle these rules are! Understanding exactly how the JavaScript engine "thinks" about scoping will allow you to avoid common mistakes that can result from writing hoisting, prepare you to focus on closures, and get you one step closer to never writing them wrong again. ...Anyway, it will help you understand lifting and closing. In this article, we’ll learn: The basics of scoping in JavaScript How the interpreter decides which variables belong to which scope How hoisting actually works How the ES6 keywords let and const change the game Let’s dive in. like

Aug 31, 2023 pm 08:17 PM

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Real-time chat using Readline and Socket.io for Node.js

Node.js has an underappreciated but extremely useful module in its standard library. The Readline module does what it says on the box: reads a line of input from the terminal. This can be used to ask the user a question or two, or create a prompt at the bottom of the screen. In this tutorial, I plan to demonstrate the capabilities of Readline and make a live CLI chat room powered by Socket.io. Not only can the client send simple messages, but it can also send emoticon commands using /me, send private messages using /msg, and allows the use of /nick. A little about Readline This is probably the simplest use of Readline: varreadline=require('re

Aug 31, 2023 pm 06:09 PM

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Building with Ionic Components: A Beginner's Guide

What is an ionic component? Ionic components are largely what bring your hybrid app to life. Components provide the user interface for your application, and Ionic comes bundled with over 28 components. These will help you create a stunning first impression for your app. Of course, you can't use all 28 components in a single application. How to decide which ones to use? Fortunately, you can find some components in almost every application. In a previous article, I showed you how to use an Ionic component button to navigate to another view. All you need to create this button is the following code: NavigatetoInfo&

Aug 31, 2023 pm 05:41 PM

Post-Launch: A Comprehensive Marketing Guide for WP Developers, Part 3

In the previous two articles, we discussed pre-launch strategy and launch strategy respectively. But keep in mind that it can be up to 3 months before launch and only about 1 to 2 weeks after launch, but it can last a long time after launch. Hypothetically, if your theme/plugin is successful, it can last forever. That’s why I wanted to dedicate this entire article to discussing 10 killer strategies you can take action immediately to make your theme/plugin a success. Before starting the last day of this conference, let's go over the series outline: Part 1: Before launch Part 2: Launch Part 3: After launch Find people who need your solution Visit social networks, forums, discussion boards, community and use their search tools to find people who are looking for the solutions your theme/plugin provides.

Aug 31, 2023 pm 03:57 PM

Securing WordPress: A step-by-step guide to installing an SSL certificate

One way to make your WordPress website more secure is to install an SSL certificate. An SSL certificate will add https:// to your website's domain, and more importantly, it will enhance security for your users. It will also give you some SEO benefits. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install an SSL certificate for your WordPress website for free using Let’sEncrypt. I'll show you how to do this using the SiteGround admin screen, cPanel, and plugins. Special Discounts on WordPress Hosting If you need WordPress hosting, check out SiteGround. It comes with an easy installer, free support, and automatic updates. it's also

Aug 31, 2023 pm 02:45 PM

Submitting patches to WordPress core: the process of creating and sharing changes

If you use WordPress to make a living and tell your story, it's very exciting to see the changes you write added to the WordPress codebase. I know this is for me. In this tutorial, you'll learn some of the simple things you need to know to create a WordPress patch that will be accepted by the core software. Although WordPress is open source software that anyone can download and modify, only a few core contributors are able to commit their changes to WordPress itself. If you want to make changes to WordPress's core files, you can make a suggestion by creating a ticket detailing the proposed changes and attaching a patch, or by attaching the patch to an existing ticket. patch or diff

Aug 31, 2023 pm 02:25 PM