Posts Tagged ‘php’
3 Important Functions for WordPress Plugin Developers
www.webtechwise.com - If you like customizing your WordPress blog, let alone build wp plugins, you should be familiar with hooks. In a previous post I explained how to use filter hooks, in order to change image attributes in your posts.
Debugging WordPress Like A Master
themergency.com - This tutorial walks you through how to debug your WordPress sites using NetBeans IDE and XDebug. This will allow you to place breakpoints in your code and step into the running code. You can then step through the code one ...
Creating a WordPress Theme (Part 6): Footer
oscardias.com - This is the last part of the series. We’ve already seen the design creation, an introduction about the WordPress platform and the coding and styling of the entire theme except the footer. So, in this last post, we’re going ...
Creating a WordPress Theme (Part 5): Pages and Posts
oscardias.com - In this part of the series we’re going to create the templates used for pages and posts. The page template is very simple because it only has the basic structure of our design. The post template has more details, which ...
Learn The WordPress Core With The Php Cross Reference
new2wp.com - The Php Cross Reference for the WordPress Source is a great tool to make searching and learning the core of WP easier and more efficient. Learn more about it here.
10 Resources to Help You Create a Killer WordPress Options Page
themethesis.com - Options panels are a must for WordPress themes these days. So here are some awesome tutorials, articles, and templates to help you make a killer options page for your next WordPress theme.
Creating a WordPress Theme (Part 4): Home Page
oscardias.com - As we continue with our theme’s development, I’ll show you in this article what changes we need in our index.php. So we’ll continue changing the files we copied from the Default theme and we’ll create new CSS styles. In order ...
WordPress Filter Examples – Changing Attributes When Adding Images to Posts
www.webtechwise.com - Typically, when you add an image to your posts, WordPress assigns certain attributes to the img tag, depending on what you chose in the image upload editor
Show Number of Retweets in WordPress Without a Plugin
themethesis.com - Here we're going to show the number of retweets an article has using the Backtype API and PHP. No more bloaty or impossible-to-customize plugins, just a few lines of code and you can show how popular you are in ...