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- Enhance navigation in your WordPress theme: Convert static HTML
- If you have followed this series, you now have a working theme with template files uploaded to WordPress. In this tutorial, you will continue working with the header.php file created in Part 2. You will learn how to add a navigation menu that is editable through the WordPress menu admin screen. To do this, you will also need to create a new file for your theme: the function file. What You’ll Need To complete this tutorial, you’ll need the following: A code editor of your choice A browser to test your work A local or remote WordPress installation If you’re working locally, you’ll need MAMP, WAMP, or LAMP to run WordPress. If you work remotely
- WordPress 799 2023-08-30 17:29:01
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- A Fresh Start: A Beginner's Guide to Creating a Blank Design in WordPress
- A blank design allows us to start fresh and customize our website to fit our exact needs and preferences. Starting from scratch gave us more control over the design and layout of the website, as we could choose exactly which elements to include and how to place them. Starting from scratch and creating the UI ourselves also helps us create a unique website that stands out from the competition. We can more easily implement new UI/UX technologies to keep up with the latest trends and standards without tearing everything down. We also don't have to worry about compatibility issues because everything is designed from the ground up. In this tutorial, I'll walk you through my workflow on how to start using WordPress from a completely blank slate. You will learn how to generate blank pages, such as
- WordPress 1231 2023-08-30 17:17:03
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- Enter Ember.js Part Three: A Deeper Dive
- I hope you're starting to realize that Ember.js is a powerful but opinionated framework. We've only scratched the surface of it; there's a lot more to learn before we can build something truly useful! We will continue to use the Ember starter kit. In this part of the series, we'll review how to access and manage data in Ember. Using data In the previous article, we used a static set of color names defined in the controller: App.IndexRoute=Ember.Route.extend({setupController:function(controller){controller.set('content', [
- WordPress 1162 2023-08-30 17:13:06
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- A beginner's guide to regular expressions in JavaScript
- Everyone who uses JavaScript has to deal with strings at some point. Sometimes you just store the string in another variable and pass it around. Other times you have to inspect it and see if it contains a specific substring. However, things are not always easy. Sometimes you are not looking for a specific substring, but rather a set of substrings that follow a specific pattern. Suppose you have to replace all occurrences of "Apples" in a string with "apples". You can simply use theMainString.replace("Apples","apples"). Good and easy. Now suppose you also have to
- WordPress 597 2023-08-30 15:05:05
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- Increase social media engagement with Social Locker
- Generating income is the most difficult challenge in blogging, but it gets easier once your website traffic increases. Therefore, it’s always valuable to look for ways to generate traffic to your website through social media. While many themes and plugins make it easier for readers to share your content, there is little push for them to do so. SocialLocker is a freemium plugin that does exactly that. It initially hides important content and only unlocks it when users share or like your content. This plugin lets you set a limit on the number of completely freebies on your site; if readers want to see more of your content, just tell others they like your content. SocialLocker says it can help you increase your social media activity, thereby improving your search results.
- WordPress 842 2023-08-30 14:13:06
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- Write your first API using Node.js and Express: Connect to the database
- Building a REST API with Node.js and Express: Connecting to a Database In the first tutorial, "Understanding RESTful API," we learned what REST architecture is, what HTTP request methods and responses are, and how to understand RESTful API endpoints. In the second tutorial, "How to Set Up an ExpressAPI Server," we learned how to build a server using Node's built-in http module and the Express framework, and how to route the application we created to different URL endpoints. Currently, we use static data to display user information in the form of a JSON source when the API endpoint is hit with a GET request. In this tutorial we will set up a
- WordPress 1126 2023-08-30 13:33:19
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- 14 jQuery tips, reminders, and best practices to improve your skills
- If there's one bad thing about jQuery, it's that the entry level is so incredibly low that it tends to attract people who don't even know JavaScript at all. Now, on one hand, this is awesome. However, on the other hand, it can also lead to some, frankly, disgustingly bad code (some of which I wrote myself!). But that's okay; coding so horribly bad that it would make your grandma gasp is a rite of passage. The key is to get over the mountain, and that's what we're going to talk about in today's tutorial. 1. Methods Returning jQuery Objects It is important to remember that most methods return jQuery objects. This is very useful and allows for linking functionality that we use frequently. $someDiv.a
- WordPress 1317 2023-08-30 13:05:09
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- WordPress Web Application Development Guide: Detailed explanation of available features (Part 7): Caching Technology
- When building web applications, one of the most important things that we must always pay attention to is performance. As they say, performance is a feature. Whether you're a designer, developer, or user, you know this intuitively: when it comes to apps, we hate waiting. We get frustrated when things don't work fast enough, or we have to wait longer than we think we should. To this end, most modern web development frameworks can implement some type of caching through the use of certain APIs, and WordPress (albeit a base one) is no exception. So, as we continue to discuss why WordPress is a viable option as the basis for web application development, we will get to the core
- WordPress 897 2023-08-30 12:37:02
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- Retargeting WordPress: Transferring Website from Multisite Network
- Sometimes, a site has been created in a WordPress multisite network but needs to be moved to its own single-site installation. There are several situations where this might happen, including: The site has grown too large to be included in the network. The website needs to have its own IP address. The website owner is changing providers or taking over full management of the website itself. In some cases you may find that you can move your site out of multisite using a plugin or combination of plugins, but if this doesn't work you will need to move the relevant database tables. Moving a site out of a multisite network in this way is a tricky process because it involves isolating the database tables in the multisite database that are relevant to that specific site. But it's not impossible. What you need To follow this tutorial you will need: Wo
- WordPress 919 2023-08-30 12:29:01
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- Polymer Composition Sharing: Part 1
- In my last tutorial on the Polymer library, I explained how to take advantage of this great new tool to create reusable web components. The focus of this tutorial and using components is to help us develop in the following ways: Encapsulate most of the complex code and structure Allow developers to use simple and easy-to-use tag style naming conventions Provide a set of predefined UI elements to leverage and extend I Still fascinated by it and want to explore this further by checking out the new template released by the Polymer team that makes deployment and reuse even easier. Canonical Path One of the quirks of the Polymer development process that I didn't mention is the disconnect between developing a component and actually making it reusable by others. Let’s look at a snippet from my previous tutorial
- WordPress 1281 2023-08-30 10:09:05
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- Use WordPress Metadata Effectively
- If you're just getting started with WordPress, it's natural to be curious about some of the advanced features its API offers. So what do you think of your experience? Maybe you've tweaked some code in your theme. Maybe you changed the functionality of a few plugins. Maybe you've even written a simple plugin and made it available. Anyway, you’re ready to move on to building content with WordPress, but you’re not sure what to do next. More specifically, maybe you’re not ready to start using these advanced features at work, but as you start solving more and more problems with your CMS, you’ll wonder: How do I do this specific thing with WordPress? Task]? After all, it's natural for this type of work
- WordPress 1130 2023-08-30 09:53:09
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- Creating a Custom Directive for WordPress Post Listing on the Front End
- In the previous part of this series, we walked through the AngularJS application, configured routing for different views, and built services around routing for posts, users, and categories. Using these services, we are now finally able to get data from the server to power the front end. In this part of the series, we will work on building a custom AngularJS directive for the post list functionality. In the current part of this series, we will: Introduce AngularJS directives and why we should create a directive that plans a post list function and its required parameters Create a custom AngularJS directive and its template for a post list So let’s first introduce AngularJS Directive and why we need it
- WordPress 667 2023-08-30 08:13:13
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- Top free JavaScript charting libraries
- Data is all around us. We use it to optimize performance, service delivery and efficiency. However, raw numbers are not always the best way to convey information. People are more likely to retain any data you provide them if you present it to them in a visual format rather than textual format. This makes diagrams an indispensable tool for sharing information. JavaScript provides many free libraries that you can use to create charts on your website. In this article, we will create a list of the best free JavaScript charting libraries and provide a brief overview of their features to help you make an informed choice. 1.Chart.js When thinking about drawing charts on a website, one of the first libraries that comes to mind is Chart.js. The two most popular uses of this library are
- WordPress 620 2023-08-29 22:13:08
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- JavaScript workflow automation with Grunt and Gulp
- When you're new to front-end development and starting to master HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript, the obvious next step is to have the tools in your hands that most developers are used to staying sane in this complex space. You also deserve more flexibility and functionality when writing CSS tables with Less. It's also worth optimizing bandwidth by minifying your JS code. You also deserve to be able to use JSHint to automatically check that your JS code is good. You deserve these good things. So you start running more and more command lines manually using all these great tools. Sometimes, you forget to run the Less compiler... Sometimes you forget to run JSHint and an error will appear... Suddenly you find yourself wondering: is there a solution to this yourself?
- WordPress 1058 2023-08-29 21:49:05
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- Quick Tip: Parsing jQuery - Text
- In the latest episode of "Anatomy of jQuery," we discuss the text() method, and a new feature in jQuery 1.4 that you may not be aware of yet. PREMIUM MEMBERSHIP: Download this video (must be logged in) Subscribe to our YouTube page to watch all video tutorials! jQuery source code of text method text:function(text){if(jQuery.isFunction(text)){returnthis.each(function(i){varself=jQuery(this);self.text(text.call(this,i ,self.text()
- WordPress 614 2023-08-29 21:13:15