Practical WordPress Tutorials
Igor Benic on January 18, 2018 Sites powered by newer versions of WordPress have the REST API enabled by default. In this tutorial, we will use React to pull the latest posts from such sites and render them as articles with a summary.
Igor Benic on January 5, 2018 PHP namespaces are a great way to escape any errors that are triggered due to having more than 1 function or class with the same name. In this tutorial, I will show you how to use PHP namespaces in WordPress Plugins.
Igor Benic on December 18, 2017 When working on WordPress Plugins that are going to be used by others, you may want to enable other developers to create their WordPress extensions for your plugin. That will make your plugin grow even more.
Igor Benic on December 7, 2017 Elementor is a great Page Builder for WordPress sites. It is really developer friendly and that is why I have decided to give it a try and use it for a client of mine. In this tutorial, I will show you how to add a custom button field and a skin.
Igor Benic on November 27, 2017 The freemium model is a well-known business model in WordPress. Basically, you have a free plugin with core features and a pro one with advanced features (or add-ons). In this tutorial, you will see how I use OOP to show my users the upgrade option. That could help you get better conversions in WordPress plugins.