Let\’s not recommend a plugin – for once. WordPress is really great for non-techies to build a site – and plugins especially make it so easy to extend your site! In my opinion, the motto should be \”Do I really need this plugin\”, however fancy a plugin might be – with easy to setup templates, …
\”Do I really need this plugin? \” -custom Instagram Feed Read More »
In some cases, it is helpful to change the link in the menu on some different pages. Imagine you have a landing page specific for one of your services or products and you want to have a different contact page for each one. Instead of overwriting the menu for each page, you could just overwrite …
This is based on a kind of cool mix of solutions that I\’ve come up with in the last month. The end result is a highly performing and flexible auto complete solution, using only one little lightweight library that doesn\’t have that much functionality even. Time to byte Imagine you have Custom Posts – an …
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In quite a few modern frameworks, it\’s usual that only required scripts/styles are loaded on the pages that actually need it. In WordPress, most plugins or themes just load all the scripts/styles all over the pages – \”just in case\” – Well, optimising for pagespeed can give you great ideas. Why not only load scripts …
Dependent Enqueuing of Scripts and Styles in WordPress Read More »
Using data instead of svgs has a huge benefits. SVGs – when optimized with svgomg (big shout out – really great gui) is already a wonderful addition to my toolbox on optimising pages, nevertheless, sometimes you want to use background-image in CSS. Then I\’d prefer to prevent one more unnecessarily request http request. So, data-uris …
It\’s so funny how little developers think about it. I don\’t as well, but nowadays I am more aware of these little things that can make your work a nightmare. Here is a little JS snippet to identify IE11 and a php function as well.
