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WordPress Sortable Admin Columns for Custom Posts
Add custom sortable columns in the admin table listing for your custom post types.
Translating Your WordPress Themes and Plugins
Preparing your themes and plugins for an international audience is not as difficult as you may believe. WordPress provides a set of handy functions that, once learned, can easily be rolled into your existing workflow.
WordPress Hooks: Actions and Filters
If you understand WordPress hooks you understand one of the key elements that makes WordPress powerful. You also gain a sense of how well theme/plugin authors understand WordPress, and how friendly their code is to other developers to build upon.
Case Study: WP Express
The story of building of a WordPress install app, using Electron, for Windows/OSX.
Using ACF Pro Section Styles with Flexible Content as a Page Builder
Using the Flexible Content field from Advanced Custom Fields allows you to quickly set up a page builder for your theme. However, this method lacks control over the appearance of specific sections. To help with this I’ve packaged up a solution I use building client sites, the ACF Section Styles field.
WordPress / ACF PRO Files Field Custom Upload Directory
Sometimes you want uploads to end up somewhere other than the default WordPress uploads directory. For that WordPress provides the upload_dir filter, but how does that work with ACF PRO file fields?
Case Study: L&H Industrial
In 2014 L&H decided to launch a major marketing effort alongside their 50th anniversary. As a global leader in design and manufacturing of heavy machinery they needed a website that would live up to the expectations of everyone involved.
Migrating WordPress Sites
Moving a WordPress site, whether it’s to your local environment or to a new server, is a common task with some potentially confusing issues. Typically there are three migration scenarios, broken down in this post along with things to look out for.