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Let’s take a look at the difference between URI, URL, and URN. These always get me so I thought I’d best write about it and see what sticks!
The wp-config.php file is a critical file in your WordPress installation. It contains important information about your WordPress site, such as your database connection details, WordPress table prefix, and other essential configuration options. Let’s take a look at some of the things you can do with WordPress’ wp-config.php.
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A quick and easy plugin for rewriting your image URLs in staging or development environments.
Adding your own custom admin columns can lead to some very interesting and powerful experiences for you website clients. A fantastic option for doing so can be the very popular Admin Columns Pro plugin but you may find yourself in a situation where you need something specific and need to roll your own solution. Doing […]
Learn how to use an ACF field as a fallback — or as the source — of a WordPress post excerpt.
Often, we’ll have product prices that are a round number and don’t need decimal places. In this article, we take a look at how to configure WooCommerce to remove decimals from round numbers when formatting the price.
WordPress debug log is very useful to developers as it allows to see many issues our code (or third-party code) may be causing. This is often the first point of call when there is a problem on a website — checking the log. When working with a site that has a lot of plugins, there […]
Sometimes, you may need to display a string differently depending on whether a variable is singular or plural. i.e; “1 product in stock” compared to “2 products in stock”. We could of course use an if() statement or even a switch() if there were multiple possibilities here, but for simple use cases, WordPress provides us […]
When building websites, I often use a combination of a custom theme, several custom plugins, and various third party plugins. I didn’t always do it this way but in doing so, I now think of a WordPress powered site relative to the entire installation and approach it as a system — WordPress gives us an […]
When working with WooCommerce in combination with other plugins that also have account-style areas on a site, it can make sense to choose one as the primary account area and link between them. Here’s a snippet demonstrating how you can add custom links to a WooCommerce account menu and control the URL so the link […]
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