plugin dev – minimum base css specificity?
I’m developing my first really major wordpress plugin and I’m not sure how to approach specificity.
I’m developing my first really major wordpress plugin and I’m not sure how to approach specificity.
I wanna built a membership page, which does have the regular stuff for non-members like Landing Page, One-Pager, Contact stuff, imprint etc… and than there should be some sort of registration and if you are registered and paid via Paypal, you can access premium content.
I am trying to send response back to ajax request in js by using REST API.
I have the following function within a simple plugin:
We’re trying to commit and push our initial release to the SVN repository assigned to us by the wordpress team.
I have a plugin (my first major one) and I have some registered settings that are no longer needed. I would like to have these old settings removed from the database to tidy things up and not confuse users with the new settings that will be in the options table.
I am currently developing my first WordPress plugin. A few days ago I submitted it to WordPress for review. Unfortunately, the plugin was not (yet) published, because I still have to close some security issues. More specifically, it is about the fact that data must be Sanitized, Escaped, and Validated.
Using WordPress PHP code, how to bulk delete ONLY 100 subscribers at a time from thousands of users?
So I’m putting a plugin together that will allow me to connect multiple client sites with an online service.
I’m developing a simple WordPress plugin, and each time I want to test the plugin manually, I need to make a zip file and upload it to the site through the admin panel. (The WordPress site is running locally through XAMPP) It’s very tedious to do this every time I make a change.