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Maximize performance when using WordPress plugins

WordPress is extremely scalable, which has helped it become the most commonly used content management system in the world. The concept of themes and plugins has made WordPress a very popular framework, and using WordPress has made it possible to have tens of thousands of themes and plugins available. But according to Uncle Ben, with great power comes great responsibility. You cannot use multiple themes (mostly), but you can use an unlimited number of plugins in a single WordPress installation. This may degrade performance - but not necessarily every time. In this tutorial, I will help you use WordPress plugins without giving up performance. Why WordPress is great Let’s understand WordPress in more detail

Aug 31, 2023 am 10:41 AM

How to determine whether it is a Boolean value

The Boolean() constructor can be used to create Boolean objects as well as Boolean primitive values, representing true or false values. In the code below, I detail the creation of boolean values in JavaScript. Example: sample52.html<!DOCTYPEhtml><htmllang="en"><body><script>//CreateaBooleanobjectusingthenewkeywordandtheBoolean()constructor.varmyBoolean1=

Aug 31, 2023 am 10:25 AM

判断方法 (Method) 布尔值 (Boolean) 是否 (Whether)

New Title: Free Course: Start Writing ES6 Code with Babel

JavaScript has evolved a lot over the years. The latest version of the language, ECMAScript 6 (ES6 for short), was recently finalized and it brings a lot of improvements for developers. Of course, browser support is still spotty. What if you don't want to wait for modern browser adoption or update your server to Node0.12? In our new course "Start Writing ES6 with Babel," you'll learn how to write full-stack ES6 today. This class is shorter than our regular classes: only seven video lessons. Oh, and it's completely free, too. What You'll Learn In this course, Tuts+ instructor Jason Green will show you how to use Babel along with Browserify and

Aug 31, 2023 am 09:45 AM

Babel es 免费课程

Personalize your WordPress admin experience - Dashboard

In the first part of this series, I showed you how to customize your WordPress login screen by adding a custom logo and some content. Custom styles. The next thing a user will see after logging in is the dashboard, so in this tutorial you will learn how to customize it by removing some existing meta boxes, moving some meta boxes, and adding some new meta boxes. The steps I will demonstrate in this tutorial are: Remove some meta boxes that may confuse users Move the meta boxes to different locations on the screen Add your own custom meta boxes to help users I will create a plugin to do this This - if you've already created a plugin after completing Part 1 of this series, you might prefer to add the code from this tutorial to that plugin, giving you

Aug 31, 2023 am 08:37 AM

Learn about Headless WordPress and its benefits

Headless CMS is gaining traction as developers seek web development solutions that offer more freedom and interoperability. But what exactly is a headless CMS? To help understand exactly what a headless CMS is, I'm going to quickly break everything down into simplified terms. If you look at a normal WordPress setup, you’ll see that it consists of two components: the admin or dashboard: this is where you create content, add pages, upload media, and manage your site. Front-end: This is the part that visitors see when they visit your website. The browser uses PHP, JavaScript, images, data, and other resources from WordPress to assemble the front end. As you can see, these two components are coupled together to form a software

Aug 30, 2023 pm 11:37 PM

Simplify the process of creating mega menus in WordPress

In my previous article, I looked at how to determine when a mega menu is right for your website and how to use a plugin to create a mega menu. But if you're feeling more ambitious, you might prefer to code your own mega menu into your theme. This gives you the benefit of being able to design your menu the way you want and ensure it goes with your theme. In this tutorial I will show you how to write a mega menu and add it to your theme. What You’ll Need To follow this tutorial, you’ll need the following: A development installation of WordPress (don’t add it to your live site until everything is running properly). A theme that you can edit yourself, or if you are using a third-party theme, a child theme of that theme. Code editor. I

Aug 30, 2023 pm 11:01 PM

15 New Features You Must Know: jQuery 1.4 Released

jQuery 1.4 was recently released. This is not just a maintenance release as some have speculated; There are many new features, enhancements, and performance improvements included in 1.4! This article describes new features and enhancements that you may find beneficial. You can download jQuery1.4 now here: http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.4.js1. Passing attributes to jQuery(...) Prior to 1.4, jQuery supported adding attributes to a collection of elements via the useful "attr" method, which could be passed the attribute name and value, or an object specifying multiple attributes. jQuery 1.4 adds the ability to create meta

Aug 30, 2023 pm 10:53 PM

A comprehensive introduction to WooCommerce: Leveraging product tags, categories, and attributes

In the previous articles in this series about WooCommerce, I discussed the different setups and their configuration, including adding products. We then explored adding four different types of products along with featured images and product galleries. In the products section, there are options for product tags, categories, and attributes. That’s what I’m going to discuss today. Product Categories Generally speaking, categories act as filters that group all related posts into one place. This is also what categories do in WooCommerce, but this time categories are used to group all related products for the convenience of your customers. For example, the T-shirt category will contain a variety of T-shirts, the Hats category will contain a variety of hats, and so on. In WooCommerce, this can be done from Products >

Aug 30, 2023 pm 09:57 PM

Using Promise.all() and Promise.allSettled() methods in JavaScript

This tutorial will teach you how to use Promise awaits in JavaScript. In this tutorial, I will teach you about Promise.all() and Promise.allSettled() methods and how to use them to handle multiple Promises. Using the Promise.all() method Promise objects have three useful methods named then(), catch(), and finally(), which you can use to execute callback methods when the Promise is completed. The Promise.all() method is a static method, which means that it belongs to the entire class and is not bound to any specific instance of the class. It accepts an iterable Prom

Aug 30, 2023 pm 09:05 PM

JavaScript编程 promiseall() PromiseallSettled()

JavaScript: Sort organization values

If you already know the basics of JavaScript arrays, it's time to take your skills to the next level with more advanced topics. In this series of tutorials, you will explore the intermediate topic of programming with arrays in JavaScript. Sorting an array is one of the most common tasks when programming in JavaScript. Therefore, as a JavaScript programmer, it is crucial to learn how to sort arrays correctly, as you will be doing this frequently in real-world projects. The wrong sorting technique can really slow down your application! In the past, web developers had to use third-party libraries like jQuery and write a lot of code to sort values in a collection of lists. Fortunately

Aug 30, 2023 pm 08:17 PM

Enhance trunk with extensions to improve experience

Backbone is becoming increasingly popular as a web application development framework. With this popularity came countless extensions and plugins to enhance the functionality of the framework and fill in the holes that others felt needed to be filled. Let’s take a look at some of the best options. Backbone.Puppet was developed by Derick Bailey. This extension is quite large and is my personal favorite. Instead of adding a feature or two to Backbone, Derick decided to fill all the biggest holes that he believed existed. Here’s what he said about it in the GitHub project’s readme. "Backbone.Marionette is a composite application library for Backbone.js designed to simplify large JavaScript applications.

Aug 30, 2023 pm 07:29 PM

Top Rated WordPress Membership Plugins of 2019

Adding a membership system is a great way to generate revenue for your business. But turning your WordPress website into a membership site can be quite complicated. Thankfully, CodeCanyon has a library full of membership plugins that allow you to add this membership functionality to your website without any coding. To help you find the perfect membership plugin for your website, I’ve compiled a list of the most feature-rich membership plugins on the market. 1. User Profiles Made Easy Start with this list of the best WordPress membership plugins, one of the most powerful and feature-rich plugins on the market. UserProfilesMadeEasy provides a fully functional front-end profile, login and registration plugin for your website. through you

Aug 30, 2023 pm 07:05 PM

Get started with the free booking calendar plugin in WordPress

Today I’m going to show you how to create an appointment system using the EasyAppointments plugin for WordPress. We will first explore the basic settings provided by the plugin, and then, we will work through a real-life example to build a complete booking system. Regardless of the profession, an online appointment system is a must-have today, providing comfort and flexibility to clients. Not only that, it also improves the overall resource utilization of the service provider. Therefore, the benefits of setting up an effective online booking system are twofold: customers can choose to book a time slot that suits them, and service providers can help them plan their time. Today we’ll look at how to set up a reservation system using WordPress. If you are using WordP

Aug 30, 2023 pm 06:09 PM

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

Aug 30, 2023 pm 05:29 PM