WordPress Gutenberg Block API
4 PostsThe new WordPress editor (codenamed Gutenberg) is due for release in version 5.0. Now is the perfect time to get to grips with it before it lands in WordPress core.View Learning Guide...Persisted WordPress Admin Notices
4 PostsIn this four-part tutorial series, we'll explore WordPress admin notices in detail and find out how to dismiss persistent notices in various ways.View Learning Guide...Dynamic Page Templates in WordPress
3 PostsIn this three part tutorial series you'll learn how to extend the default behavior of WordPress page templates, and make them more flexible by adding custom fields to the page editor to directly control page output.View Learning Guide...AMP and Your Favorite CMS
2 PostsGoogle’s AMP initiative aims to cut the overhead from the web, giving mobile users an accelerated browsing experience. It uses specific markup, components, conventions, and can be applied to static and dynamic web pages alike. In this series Kezz Bracey walks through a range of CMS platforms, explaining how to get AMP up and running on each of them.View Learning Guide...Creating a Custom WordPress Messaging System
4 PostsIt's possible to implement a system that allows us to programmatically set our own custom messages, their type, and when and where to display them on the administration page. And that's what this series is going to cover.View Learning Guide...Object-Oriented Autoloading in WordPress
3 PostsIn this follow-up series and starting with this post, we're going to be revisiting the concept of autoloaders from the perspective of object-oriented programming.View Learning Guide...