WordPress development can sometimes feel a bit cumbersome, especially when you’re used to more modern frameworks. But with the right tools and a few key plugins, you can bring in some powerful Laravel components that make everything smoother. Sage, in particular, adds Blade templating, which makes the WordPress experience cleaner and more intuitive. I’m writing…
Implement the simplest view transitions to your website.
Quick post to help me remember how to disable 1Password on form fields.
Some people doodle during meetings, others just write HTML and CSS.
Best option: WP-CLI If you have WP-CLI installed on your server, you can regenerate all images by running this command: The output should be something like: Optionally, the regenerate function can take a few parameters: Documentation
This is for future me and any developer that might bump into this issue in the future. If I can save 10% of the time I spent debugging and testing solutions for this, I’ll be more than happy. Say you have a custom AJAX call from the frontend of your site. In WordPress this might…
The other day I was listening to episode #104 of The Knowledge Project titled Mastering Indistraction, with Nir Eyal, author of Hooked and Indistractable. I recommend you check it out whole since it has a lot of interesting information. However, I wanted to focus on one small piece of information that I could really relate…
Sometimes we have a body with a bunch of HTML classes and we want to initialize a component or run a function when either of those classes exist. For example, let’s say our <body> tag gets populated whenever a module is included in that particular page: We can run:
Given this HTML: We can easily use IntersectionObserver to run code only when certain module is visible on screen, not only Google Maps. In this case, we wait until the map is actually visible before initializing it. This optimizes rendering, mainly on small screens, where that map is buried at the bottom of the page.
First you need to install whatever PHP version you need for a project: Then, you can switch between different PHP versions: References