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Using VS Code to Improve Your Git Commits

February 27, 2021

The other day I had a great discussion with a few of my coworkers about improving our Git Commits. After some back and forth, and discussing Sal Ferrarello’s rules for git commits, I decided to create a git commit template that would open up in my editor each time I used git commit in my […]

Filed Under: Web Development

Get Only Public Post Types In WordPress

January 29, 2021

Recently I had a situation where I needed to determine if a post type was not one of WordPress’ core types. WordPress has several base post types: Post (Post Type: ‘post’) Page (Post Type: ‘page’) Attachment (Post Type: ‘attachment’) Revision (Post Type: ‘revision’) Navigation menu (Post Type: ‘nav_menu_item’) For example, let’s say that we need […]

Filed Under: Web Development

Transforms Can Be Used to Invert Elements

September 25, 2020

Earlier this week I was working on styling a website and trying to keep a component as customizable as possible. Within it, I needed the ability to reverse an icon with CSS only and I found out that using transform: scale(-1) will automatically flip the element you use it on. You can also specify the […]

Filed Under: TIL (Today I Learned)

Using Symlinks With Local by Flywheel For Plugin Development

January 31, 2020

Local by Flywheel Plugin Development

When developing Plugins with Local by Flywheel it’s a good idea to keep the plugin code separate from your WordPress installs. Using symlinks with Local by Flywheel helps keep the plugin code isolated so it’s easier to manage.

Filed Under: Web Development, WordPress

Learn SCSS From The Source

January 24, 2020

When I’m trying to style something using a Mobile First approach, I tend to under-think my SCSS. I don’t know if I just get lazy sometimes or I just get tired of what I’m working on; It doesn’t always leave me with the best styles. The code may get the job done, but it’s convoluted […]

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How To Use Local By Flywheel For Local WordPress Development

January 17, 2020

Local by Flywheel application open on a Desktop screen

Local By Flywheel is a Graphical User Interface used for spinning up local WordPress development environments. I use it every single day for my WordPress development projects and I think it would be useful for you.

Filed Under: Web Development, WordPress

How To Write Your First WordPress Plugin

February 5, 2019

Man Sitting On Ledge Typing

After you have been using WordPress for some time, I bet you have some slight modifications you want to make. Maybe changing the title of a specific archive from “Category: Favorites” to “My Favorite Posts”? I’m going to walk you through the basics of how to write your first plugin so you can modify your […]

Filed Under: Web Development, WordPress Tagged With: Beginner, Web Development, wordpress

How To Back Up Forge WordPress Sites to Amazon S3

November 5, 2018

How To Back Up Forge WordPress Sites to Amazon S3

I’ve had my personal WordPress site and all of my clients’ sites hosted with Laravel Forge for a little over a year now. If you haven’t heard of Forge yet, you definitely need to check it out. Yes, it is mainly for PHP applications, but it will also host WordPress sites like a champ. Forge […]

Filed Under: Web Development, WordPress

How To Develop A Backup Plan For WordPress

July 17, 2018

How To Develop A Backup Plan for WordPress

Backups are an essential part of any website. What would happen if you woke up one morning and someone hacked your site? Or worse, your web host had dissolved and no longer existed? I’ve heard many stories of people that didn’t think a backup plan was important until it was too late.

Filed Under: WordPress

How to Get Yoast’s Primary Category

May 14, 2018

Displaying WordPress categories in a theme can be a challenge because a post could belong to several different categories and if the theme has to display 30 categories for each post in a list, it could get messy. This is where a primary category comes in handy.

Filed Under: Web Development, WordPress

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