If you have created a shortcode but it’s showing up before the other content on your WordPress site, it might be because you used an “” instead of a “” in your callback function. add_shortcode() Incorrect: Correct:
If you’re anything like me, when you open up old files, you like to clean them up while working in them. It only adds a small amount of time to your work and is the most convenient time to “get around” to cleaning things up. There are some things we […]
Every time I look at this function, I wonder when someone will rename the argument and the variables and . The Code Refactoring section in the Contributor Handbook suggests not to focus on style fixes, but I’m not sure if renaming variables is considered refactoring in terms of WordPress. “[Refactoring […]
After a little over 2 years since my first speaking gig at WordCamp Columbus, I’m getting my head back in the game. I’ll be talking about the “human side” of testing, which I’ve talked about on my blog briefly before (Testing Plugin/Theme Updates & Testing Updates for Your Clients). So come to […]
I found this in a theme’s functions.php file: So this function only affects admins who cannot administrator…
Do you know the difference between single and double colon notation in CSS? “there are now two formats to remember instead of one… some only work with ::, some work with both, now beginner devs need to understand pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements being different terms” Check out the history: Know your […]
How to Integrate Google Invisible reCAPTCHA on WordPress Login If you’re looking to protect your WordPress site against brute force attacks, you can add features like a CAPTCHA or honeypot on your login page or enable 2-factor authentication. The code below is an example of how to add Google’s invisible […]
