When I last left you, we had looked at some design principles, explored other frameworks, and came to the inevitable conclusion that we'd build our own. In...

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One of the best things about my education at the University of Scranton was the recurring lesson we learned about reuse. Reuse is incredibly important in...

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Recently I had a client want one of their WordPress pages protected, no problem! Then he came back and said, can you change the text and make it look better?...

If you're looking for a way to display RSS feeds anywhere on your site and you're using WordPress then you'll be happy to hear about this trick. You know...

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Over the course of the next two posts, we'll take a look at how we can leverage the WordPress API to define our own custom meta boxes for attaching a...

A visitor can encounter a 404 error for a number of reasons. As a website owner, you should ensure that the user experience of your website doesn't leave...

Sometimes a WordPress developer might need custom loops which can not be generated with standard loops as category, author, index, date, archive, taxonomy...

One of the nicest things about working with WordPress is the power of its API. When creating themes and/or plugins, the platform makes it incredibly easy to...

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