Practical WordPress Tutorials
Igor Benic on November 21, 2018 WordPress Plugin API (hooks) are a great way to make your plugins or themes extensible. And that is something that you can use when using PHP. But what if you’re using JavaScript? Maybe you want to make your JavaScript project extensible in a similar way. In this tutorial, we will see how to use those hooks in a React App.
Igor Benic on September 26, 2018 Working with clients with WordPress sites can be difficult when you have to migrate their site locally so you can develop on it. If you’re using Local by Flywheel the site is hosted on Flywheel, you will have no problem. If their site is not a big one, you’ll also have no problem using some of the existing solutions such as WP Migrate DB Pro and alike. But what if your site has large databases (read tens of GB), what to do then?
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to migrate such large databases in Local by Flywheel through SSH.
Igor Benic on August 1, 2018 Gutenberg is coming and if your WordPress plugin is using shortcodes, you might consider building Gutenberg blocks out of the shortcodes. In this tutorial, we will not learn about converting shortcodes into Gutenberg blocks. We will learn how we can integrate Gutenberg blocks into your existing plugins.
Igor Benic on July 20, 2018 WooCommerce comes with several email templates out of the box. It also provides you with a way to register your own emails which are going to be sent on some events. In this tutorial we will learn how to create a new custom WooCommerce Email.
Igor Benic on June 29, 2018 When viewing WooCommerce order items, you or your clients might want to have additional information on it. What if you have multiple shipping addresses and you want to see an address under each shipping rate? What if there some Fees on your orders which should have a detailed description? In this tutorial, we are going to see how to manage order item meta in WooCommerce.