If you’re developing WordPress themes and plugins in Visual Studio Code using PHP Intelephense, you’ve probably run into an issue: the extension doesn’t recognize functions from popular plugins like WooCommerce, ACF, Gravity Forms, Elementor, and others by default. This guide...
Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a set of web development techniques that allow for the creation of dynamic and interactive web applications. The key feature of Ajax is the ability to update parts of a web page without requiring...
The TinyPNG plugin is a useful tool for optimizing images on your WordPress site. By reducing the file size of your images, you can improve your website’s load times and provide a better user experience for your visitors. If you...
Minifying CSS in a WordPress theme or plugin is an important step in optimizing a website and improving its overall performance. By minifying CSS, you can reduce the total file size of your theme or plugin, improving page loading times...
WPBakery Page Builder, previously known as Visual Composer, is a top-of-the-line front-end and back-end builder that allows users to easily drag and drop elements onto their website. While applying inline CSS using the “style” attribute is straightforward in your custom...
You may need to auto load files in WordPress themes or plugins. But I wouldn’t recommend it if you are creating theme to sell on themeforest. They didn’t accepted themes with this auto load function few years ago when we...
School of Entrepreneurship and XeCreators collaboratively arranged a one-day workshop on “Introduction to Websites and WordPress” specially for people with no IT background. Main purpose of the workshop was to provide a brief introduction about why a website is necessary...
There comes a time when you need to upload a larger size file but the default file upload size limit is low as 2mb. You can increase WordPress file upload size limit either by your self or contact your hosting...
Shortcodes are very helpful in WordPress for adding custom code inside posts or pages. Although you can use drag-n-drop builders (e.g: WPBakery Page Builder, Elementor etc.)
There comes a time when you need to manually update your WordPress installation. It may seem hard but its not. Here is the step by step method for how to update WordPress manually.