In this video, we dive into the exciting world of WordPress 6.5’s Interactivity API and explore its potential by creating a dynamic mega menu from scratch. The inspiration for this video came from Nick Diego’s concept, which I stumbled upon on Twitter.
In this tutorial, we will build a caching plugin for WordPress from scratch. We will start by creating a settings page in the WordPress admin, where we can enable or disable the caching functionality. Next, we will add hooks to cache the page and save the cached output to disk. We will also add a…
In this tutorial, we will build a caching plugin for WordPress from scratch. We will start by creating a settings page in the WordPress admin, where we can enable or disable the caching functionality. Next, we will add hooks to cache the page and save the cached output to disk. We will also add a…
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through the creation of a basic cache preloader plugin in WordPress using PHP. While this plugin can help improve the performance of your site by preloading and caching pages, it is important to note that this example is not ready to be used in production. Instead, it is intended…
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Explore the benefits Object-Oriented Programming in WordPress development. Learn how OOP works in WordPress and discover how to integrate classes with hooks and filters
When using the search widget in Elementor in conjunction with Polylang, once you search, the slug does not contain the language code. Here’s a nifty solution that let’s you fix this.
This snippet allows you to set the primary category for a product. It will built the ancestry based on your choice.
This is a relative quick (1 hour) tutorial in which I try to explain in clear language how you can write your own custom Elementor widgets. I’m tackling a somewhat complex example in which we use both PHP for the back-end and Javascript for the front-end.
Recently I wrote an extension for the Elementor Popups “Advanced Rules”. This rule let’s you define which language should show/hide the popup.