I’m about to build a new site based on a theme close to what I’m looking for. I understand the concepts around child theming & have read the caveats about overriding php or css files like the one described here.
I’ve created a plugin, and of course being me, I wanted to go with a nice OO approach. Now what I’ve been doing is to create this class and then just below create an instance of this class:
Anyone who has experience in building wordpress plugin using eclipse PDT?
Is there a simple way to prevent all caching when testing the appearance of changes to the site? I use WP Super Cache. I can delete its cache using the option provided, delete the cache for my browser, and still some changes to CSS or widgets do not refresh. I try other work-arounds like switching browsers or computers, but there must be a more stream-lined workflow where I can ensure I’m viewing the changes I made and not some cached earlier format? What’s the best solution for this?
I’m working on improving my git workflow as it applies to my WordPress development projects. Often, when developing a content management system, I’ll create a development server (like http://dev.finalsitename.com) containing the custom post types and taxonomies that will be used in the production version. This allows my client to begin adding their content to the site.
I develop themes, lots of them. I am given a PSD, code up the HTML/CSS, slap the code into WordPress, and make corrections as they get QC’d. Once live, clients can edit blog posts like normal or upload photos using a custom plugin.
I want to know if this site can be built with wordpress, I’m a programmer and I don’t know anything about wordpress, how I’m just to get some good advices from you guys: