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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One of my clients reported my an issue today that switching tabs in their editor stopped working, we’re talking about the “Visual” and “Text” tabs here. Continue Reading…
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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When creating WordPress websites I like to do so locally (e.g. XAMPP). Working locally has allot of advantages like faster load speed, being able to load the entire project in the IDE of your choice (code suggestion for your entire project) and the ability to use versioning software (like SVN and GIT). The only problem I had was not being able to install plugins from within the plugin backend page. Continue Reading…
When creating WordPress websites for clients I like to remove features that will not be used to prevent confusion and questions. For example, allot of WordPress website I create do not contain a blog and therefore have no ‘Posts’ menu item.
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