WordPress

  • Every time I’ve installed a new installation of WordPress, I would install the latest version. Naturally. And 99% of the time, why wouldn’t you? Today, however, I explicitly needed to test a release against an older version of WordPress Core. In doing so, I learned a couple of useful things. 1. WP CLI Version Flag…

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  • Here’s a little gem on conditional statements that I saw for the first time in the WordPress Coding Standards a few months ago. When writing out a conditional logic, it is recommended to place the variable on the right side of the comparison operator and the constants or literals on the left. Appropriately named “Yoda…

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  • As of version 2.6, WordPress introduced a feature which autosaves your posts as revisions while you are editing them in the dashboard. While this functionality can be very useful, it can also be a bit of an annoyance. If a single post ends up going through multiple edits or simply takes a while to get…

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