Ever wanted to make a nice column-presentation of posts with category filters above that shuffles and filters the posts with an nice animation? Then this is the tutorial for you. What we will make in this tutorial is a list of all posts (preferably within a custom post type such as employees) nicely in columns […]
This guide is for you who have a custom post type (CPT) and want an advanced search page that searches for results within this CPT. In the search form you can set up different inputs for searching within different fields; post title, post content, any type of custom meta or by custom taxonomy. In this […]
This tutorial will go through how to create a dynamic WordPress Gutenberg block. The end result is a slider showing featured image from selected category posts. The code includes using a higher-order-component (withSelect) to fetch all categories within the block editor. What we will make The block will render a simple slider using the jQuery […]
A look into WordPress Gutenberg’s new block patterns, in the eyes of a developer. We’ll look into what they are, what they can be used for, and a deeper look into how to write code for them. Block patterns and their use Block patterns were introduced in WordPress 5.5 (August 11th, 2020). They are a […]
Any WordPress developer should be able to develop on a local webserver. It’s quick and direct way to see your code in action. In this post I’ll go through installing and setting up a webserver application on your computer (both Windows and MacOS), including how to solve the problems that may come with. There are […]
In this tutorial I’ll show you how to create an advanced custom Gravity Forms field type. The field will have multiple inputs and will need special handling in order to store and display the submitted values. What we will make In this example I’m assuming an example of a WordPress website owner that deals with […]
Ever found yourself in the situation where you want to add your custom settings to WordPress’ Gutenberg blocks? In this post we’ll go into detail in how to do that. You’ll find two example code of real-life use-cases of adding custom settings to WordPress’ blocks. Keep in mind that because Gutenberg blocks are Javascript, modifying […]
In a recent WordPress update it is now possible and pretty simple to add custom meta fields to menu items. In this post we’ll learn how to add our custom settings to menu items, update their settings, and finally how to take the meta data in use. Recently WordPress announced support for adding custom fields […]
This tutorial will show you how to add theme settings, e.g. theme colors, in WordPress Customizer and recompile the theme stylesheet with the chosen variables. By having theme styling in SCSS using a library you can easily allow theme users to customize any variables in the theme stylesheet, without them having to edit the SCSS […]
This post will go into depth in how to add color settings to your custom WordPress Gutenberg block. We will learn how to add the same color settings component, which features choosing from palette colors and custom color, as many of WordPress’ default blocks use. This is what we will add to our custom block: […]