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 1.3.0 released
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…
What The File 1.2.0 with BuddyPress support released
I’ve been working on a new version of What The File and I’m happy to announce it’s available for download at the WordPress plugin repository. Continue Reading…
What file is this page using? – What The File
When I started off with WordPress I had trouble finding out what file I needed to edit to change the page I was viewing in my browser. I’ve checked the Template Hierarchy dozens of times, trying to figure out what file was loaded by WordPress to display my page.
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Bootstrap submenu open on mouse over
When developing a custom theme I love using Roots Theme. One of the reasons I do is because of it’s integration of Twitter’s Bootstrap. The only thing I always change is the menu’s behaviour, I want it to open on mouse over instead of on click.
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