In web development, the concept of “live reloading” refers to automatically reloading the browser whenever you make changes to your code. This feature significantly improves development efficiency by eliminating the need to manually refresh the browser each time you make a small adjustment, particularly to your CSS or PHP files. For WordPress theme development, live reloading is especially useful, as it allows you to see your changes instantly without interrupting your workflow.
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What The File 1.6, WP admin bar hooking changes
It took some time, but a WordPress update some time ago partially broke What The File. With WordPress changing the action where the admin bar is rendered, template part support for What The File was broken. With this feature being added April 11th, 2013, I’d say we had a good run.
Continue Reading…Related Posts for WordPress passed 1000 downloads
Today Related Posts for WordPress passed 1000 downloads! A small milestone in the eye of many but a pretty big one for me. I realize that download figures don’t reflect plugin quality or user happiness but the fact that Related Posts for WordPress managed to pass 1K in 17 days is definitely motivation for me to keep going. Also the reviews on wordpress.org and mentions on Twitter are amazing to see, thanks a lot!
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Adding WooCommerce settings
Instead of writing up another ‘how to’ post explaining what every filter does, I decided to just share a class I’ve created that can be reused for adding your own settings to WooCommerce with settings tab to the WooCommerce settings page.
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Display all hooks that run on your page
Add the following to your functions.php to display a sequential list of all actions that run on the page you’re viewing.
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