I found a CSS animation snippet on Codepen, and would like to add it in my WordPress site for preloader animation, but I couldn’t find any related help or plugin that would allow me to add a Preloader with custom CSS animation.
I’m developing my first theme for woocommerce.
I’m trying to create a custom plugin where I want create a table when the plugin gets activated. I have tried the following code but it is not creating the table in the database
I am trying to create a totally different profile page (not the one provided by WordPress), since the layout and feel of the default profile page is too “WordPress” for the users. Now I am successful in being able to present a page that can modify user meta data like firstname, lastname, city, zip code, etc.
I’m working on a plugin that I have to release in parts.
I’ve recently started revamping and re-releasing some abandoned (yet important) WordPress plugins. As I walk through the code patching other bugs, my IDE highlights deprecated function calls for me, which is fantastic!
I’ve often heard that having a lot of plugins will slow down a WordPress site. This makes sense of course, as the more code that executes, the longer it will take.
I need a plugin or some guidence on creating a user’s own folder on user registation.
About a month ago I started a WordPress blog on a hosted server related to a hobby. So, I am new to this at present.
Preface I’ve installed gravity forms, created a form and users are submitting data to my site. What I want to do is show the data users are submitting to my site on one of my pages. I know there’s the Gravity Forms Directory plugin. But this gives only a fixed data presentation. Question Is there … Read more