As many of you might know I’ve created a plugin called Post Connector and it’s been up and available for download for some time now. Although most client feedback are positive, I do get a “It’s pretty complicated to work with” support ticket once every while. After asking these clients what they are trying to accomplish with the plugin and what part they find difficult to do, it’s been the same answer every time.
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Last month I announced I’m joining WooThemes, this change of jobs has impact on one of my WordPress plugins: Post Connector. As announced in that post, Post Connector will move to its own website. Well that happened along with some other excited changes.
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Poor plugin performance can be caused by many things, but there is one thing that will definitely increase your plugin’s performance: conditional loading. Allot of WordPress plugins load their code on every page, or actually on every request.
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Linking posts to each other is quite a hassle in WordPress, especially if they are of different post types. Of course you can get creative by using some sort of ‘cross post type taxonomy’, but these kind of solution usually come with a manual. Not to mention the lack of usability for you or your clients.
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What The File has been around for quite some time now and while being such a simple tool, has changed quite a bit in its existence. The latest 2 releases added support for popular ‘third party’ software: Roots Theme and BuddyPress. This version will add support for a WordPress core functionality, template parts. Continue Reading…
