WordPress has launched their new gutenberg block editor. The launch of Gutenberg means that you’ll need to get acquainted with a whole new editing experience. As its in initial phase so by default there are very less blocks are available with the package. In this post i am going to explain you how you can… Continue reading “Building custom blocks for Gutenberg”
As many of you probably know, WordPress has an ability to remove actions and filters added via add_action() and add_filter() functions. This can be easily done with a simple call of remove_action() or remove_filter() function. Here is a quick usage example: Let’s say that there is a plugin registering an action and a filter: And… Continue reading “Remove an action or a filter hook added within a class in WordPress”
WordPress includes an exceptionally useful API called the HTTP API that can be used for sending data to and retrieving data from remote APIs. If you are building a plugin that talks to Stripe, MailChimp, or just about any other service that provides an API, you can use the WP HTTP API to make your… Continue reading “WordPress REST API: What It Is and How to Get Started Using It”
Technical writing is by far one of the most niche aspects a writer can find themselves in. It’s also such a diverse niche at that. You could be creating technical documentation for products or services, physical product manuals, software application user guides; the list goes on and on. However, writing in this specific niche, there’s… Continue reading “Tech Writing Instruments and How to Use Them”
Twitter is one of the most popular social networking platforms after Facebook. Its popularity has made Twitter from a social networking platform to a place where developers can put in their heavy codes and deliver good web traffic results using it. Moreover, the Twitter bootstrap framework is a new innovation for designing and development field… Continue reading “5 Reasons to Use Twitter Bootstrap Development 2017”
