Unlock the secrets to a flawless WordPress staging site setup with our essential configuration hacks. From debugging and memory limits to managing updates and more, our guide offers practical tips to ensure your staging environment runs smoothly and securely. Perfect for testing changes without impacting your live site!
When managing a WordPress site, there might come a time when you need to rename a custom post type or taxonomy. Whether it’s due to rebranding, a change in functionality, or simply improving the clarity of your site’s structure, renaming a custom post type or taxonomy can be a necessary task. However, it’s crucial to […]
In modern web applications, integrating a robust and user-friendly color picker can significantly enhance the user experience. This is especially true for design tools, customizable theme interfaces, and other interactive applications. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through creating a custom MUI Color Picker component using Material-UI (MUI) and React-Color. The MUI Color Picker […]
To understand how centering works in a grid container, it’s first important to know the grid layout’s structure and scope. The HTML structure of a grid container consists of three layers: Each layer operates independently when it comes to applying grid properties. The scope of a grid container is limited to a parent-child relationship, meaning […]
One way to give users more control over their website’s appearance is by allowing them to change background images for both desktop and mobile views. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to achieve this using Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) and the wp_add_inline_style function in WordPress. Step 1: Install and Set Up ACF Before we […]
Let’s take a look at the Gutenberg Block in its simplest form to understand how a block works, and how can we create our own blocks. Gradually we will move on to understand more advanced stuff to make more interesting blocks. (Editable blocks, Toolbars, Options, etc.) WordPress has many inbuilt libraries that allow us to […]
You might have used normalize in your projects. Bootstrap 4 has created its on version on top of the normalize called reboot. If you are not familiar with normalize, it overwrites browser’s default CSS to eliminate browser inconsistencies, like different font sizes, or margin etc. It also add many CSS rules that helps you make […]
WooCommerce comes with its own template structure, hooks, and functions. It takes a lot of time to find the relevant hooks, functions or template files when you want to make some changes in WooCommerce. I have created this series of Visual Guides / Cheat Sheets to make it easier to find the information regarding a […]
As we know Bootstrap 4 is using em’s and rem’s instead of pixels, so its necessary to understand what these units are, and how they work. Let’s take a look. There are few things that you should memorise about em’s and rem’s, these points will help you understand these units more easily.
WooCommerce comes with its own template structure, hooks, and functions. It takes a lot of time to find the relevant hooks, functions or template files when you want to make some changes in WooCommerce. I have created this series of Visual Guides / Cheat Sheets to make it easier to find the information regarding a […]
