Building option panels for plugins have never been a fun task. It is usually the thing developers do at the end, and most developers do not put much effort into designing their options panel at all. But can you make an options page with components from Gutenberg?
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Most guides about building WordPress sites put me to sleep. They’re long, confusing, and loaded with useless extras that are not needed in practical situations. Not this one. In this post, I’ll show you exactly how to make a WordPress website – no fluff, no fancy jargon. Beginners get clear steps from scratch. Intermediate users find tips to make their work easier. Advanced folks unlock expert tweaks and god-tier workflows. It’s all here!
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This is the March 2020 edition of "This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP." // Hey WordPress fans, welcome back to our monthly roundup of news from our community. You'll hear about lots of happenings; some you will enjoy and some you will probably not agree with. But that's life, isn't it?
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Whether you want to set up a stock photo website, sell digital photographs, or just want to showcase your portfolio, you should look into what the world of best web hosting for photographers has to offer.
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In this post, we look at the best JavaScript libraries and frameworks to try out this year. Why? Well, with JavaScript being available in every web browser, this makes it the most accessible programming language of today.
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Is looking for the best WordPress hosting in Europe any different from looking for the best WordPress hosting overall? Let’s find out. Luckily, there are numerous WordPress hosting providers that boast European data centers, and other top features that will enable you to seamlessly run your WordPress website within Europe.
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Nowadays, there are many great options out there to help you build a website. One among them is Adobe Muse – it gives you a nice head-start in crafting your website from scratch. In today’s post, we’ll list out the best Adobe Muse templates to make your life with the platform easier.
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Sometimes, you need more resources than a shared hosting plan or Virtual Private Server (VPS) can provide. Large, traffic-heavy sites often demand their own space, which tends to be rather expensive. If you’re going to spend that kind of money, you’ll want to choose from the best dedicated server hosting providers.
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Building a website used to require significant knowledge of programming languages like HTML and CSS or a large budget for a web designer. Today, however, there are many different free website builders. These website builders allow you to create a beautiful site in a matter of hours, no programming skills or budget required.
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Looking for the best website security check tool? Want to make sure that your website is safe and doesn’t suffer from any potential vulnerabilities that might cause issues in the future? You’re in the right place.
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This is the February 2020 edition of "This Month in WordPress with CodeinWP." // Hi everybody, welcome to our latest edition of WordPress news! We hope you started off the year with the batteries charged and you’re ready to embrace all the next challenges that are waiting for you around the corner.
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With 2020 underway, I want to look back at some key goings-on from 2019 and reflect on the highs, lows, and in-betweens that the company went through. I'm also going to take this opportunity to share our plans moving forward.
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Is this going to be the year you learn how to start an eCommerce business from scratch? You’re certainly in the right place! This guide will give you a roadmap to getting from 0 to a fully functional eCommerce business.
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In this post, I’m going to round up (with some screenshots and demos) some of the most interesting front-end tools I’ve found that I think you’ll find useful. These aren’t necessarily the most popular tools or the hottest tools, but I think each of them is unique in their use case and deserve a little more attention. These are essentially my favorite finds of the year in front-end tools.
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