So I have been extracting a lot of code recently from several projects that I\’ve done over 2020 and I am converting those independent solutions into plugins so that I can reuse them over time. Usually, my solutions allow developers to easily modify the styling and functionality. In order to also understand the plugin I …
Requirements Make sure you download the files from this library Have a place for you to the load the functions needed (plugin or theme files) A HTML template. I provide a basic one, but if you have one styled already. Please use that, mine is pretty basic. Your server needs to be able to send …
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Recently, I wanted to try to build a custom form because the design was quite complicated and using Contact Form 7 would force me to add a bunch of HTML in the Contact Form 7 options. Ofcourse, when clients are modifying forms, they can make mistakes, breaking the designs. This is what we want to …
In order to post the data we need to verify the origin of the domain. In WordPress it\’s quite normal to have the verify_nonce available, but in React we need to be able to access the nonce. Below you can find the code for the post request. POST with Axios Make sure you have this …
Recently, I built a plugin that actually contains a full React project with react-app. The app is actually a 3-step form with some validations. I thought it was easier to build it in React because of the component structure and the many validation standards. It was quite fun to build and I\’d like to give …
The Contact form 7 plugin is a very simple powerful plugin used in many different setups. I mainly use it because of it\’s extensibility. There are many solutions out there for easily add additional functionality to it. One of them is to validate emails according to you own validation mechanism. Validate disposable emails For some …
Sometimes you have those situation in WooCommerce that you need to style <select> elements, but you don\’t want to, because it\’s messy and you are tempted to add another plugin to your growing stack! But, wait, there are some really good solutions out there that don\’t make you fiddle with WooCommerce itself, but directly with …
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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