May 8, 20220 Comments

Wizard’s Collection: SQL Recipes for WordPress

[ad_1] SQL Recipes for WordPress You Get: PDF/eBook (200+ pages) Syntax-highlighted code snippets Over 300 SQL recipes for WordPress Widescreen & Lite Versions Lifetime license (free updates) One-time payment (non-recurring) A magical collection of SQL queries, tips & tricks The goal of this book is to help people interact directly with the WordPress database. By entering simple SQL commands, anyone can select, modify, and optimize data quickly and easily. No

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May 8, 20220 Comments

Creating Realistic Reflections With CSS | CSS-Tricks

[ad_1] In design, reflections are stylized mirror images of objects. Even though they are not as popular as shadows, they have their moments — just think about the first time you explored the different font formats in MS Word or PowerPoint: I bet reflection was your second-most-used style, next to shadow, foregoing others like outline and glow. Or perhaps you remember when reflections were all the rage back when Apple

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May 8, 20220 Comments

WordPress Code Snippets With Cloud Support

[ad_1] WPCodeBox supports all code snippet types that you will ever need when working with WordPress. Add inline or external JS, CSS.  WPCodeBox will compile SCSS or LESS to CSS.  The WPCodeBox editor provides code completion for WordPress, PHP, CSS, SCSS and JavaScript.  [ad_2] Source link

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May 7, 20220 Comments

Adding Custom GitHub Badges to Your Repo | CSS-Tricks

[ad_1] If you’ve spent time looking at open-source repos on GitHub, you’ve probably noticed that most of them use badges in their README files. Take the official React repository, for instance. There are GitHub badges all over the README file that communicate important dynamic info, like the latest released version and whether the current build is passing. Badges like these provide a nice way to highlight key information about a repository. You can even use your own custom

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May 7, 20220 Comments

Database Tip: Clean Up User-Agent Data

[ad_1] I just finished up my latest book, Wizard’s SQL Recipes for WordPress. And it’s packed with over 300 time-saving code snippets for managing and optimizing your WordPress database. For example, one of the recipes from the book shows how to delete unwanted user-agent data from the WP comments table. This is an easy optimization step that can help to free up some precious disk space. Check out the Demo/Table

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May 7, 20220 Comments

Syntax Highlighting (and More!) With Prism on a Static Site | CSS-Tricks

[ad_1] So, you’ve decided to build a blog with Next.js. Like any dev blogger, you’d like to have code snippets in your posts that are formatted nicely with syntax highlighting. Perhaps you also want to display line numbers in the snippets, and maybe even have the ability to call out certain lines of code. This post will show you how to get that set up, as well as some tips

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May 7, 20220 Comments

How to Add Custom Code to WordPress

[ad_1] There are many books and tutorials that share useful code snippets for WordPress. For example, you can find hundreds of custom functions right here at DigWP.com. You can also find them in my WordPress books, tutorials, and code snippets. For many code snippets and custom functions, the usage instructions will say something like: Add this code to your theme (or child theme’s) functions.php file, or add the code via

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May 7, 20220 Comments

How to Serve a Subdomain as a Subdirectory | CSS-Tricks

[ad_1] Let’s say you have a website built on a platform that excels at design and it’s available at example.com. But that platform falls short at blogging. So you think to yourself, “What if I could use a different blogging platform and make it available at example.com/blog?” Most people would tell you that goes against how DNS and websites are supposed to work and to use a subdomain instead. But

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