Many WordPress themes and plugins come with some demo data (posts and pages) which the users can install when they activate the plugin. These WordPress posts and pages are designed to give the users a head start on setting up the theme or plugin and give them some readily available dummy data to play with. […]
WordPress provides many different ways to customize your site. You can build a custom theme that is unique to your site or you can use an existing theme and tweak it to suit your needs and style. In all these years of working with WordPress, I have had countless occasions when I had to add […]
A couple of weeks ago, on our way back from the beach, we decided to go to an Indian restaurant for dinner. We wanted to try a new place. So, I started googling for restaurants near us and started checking out the ones that we could try. I wanted to check out their menu to […]
I have been working on integrating the Chamber Dashboard plugins with WooCommerce (WC) to give our users payment options other than PayPal. As part of this WC integration, I have had to create products, orders and add line items to the orders to show the custom information coming in from our plugins. Although there is […]
Almost 2 years ago, when I was planning to learn more about WordPress plugin development and get my hands dirty with some coding, I was given an amazing opportunity. Morgan Kay who developed the Chamber Dashboard plugins asked me if I would be interested in taking over the development of those plugins. She was […]
WordPress 4.9 was released last week with many new improvements. One of the new features is the ability to add a gallery in the widgets which is a very cool feature. Multiple images can be added at once and the images can be displayed in one or more columns along with the ability to select […]