Visual Composer custom elements – WPBakery
If you’ve built WordPress pages for any length of time, you’ve probably dragged blocks around in Visual Composer. Here’s the part
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If you’ve built WordPress pages for any length of time, you’ve probably dragged blocks around in Visual Composer. Here’s the part
If you run a site that lets people leave comments, post in a forum, or drop a guest article, you’ve inherited
Log into WordPress and there it is in the top corner: “Howdy.” Friendly enough, but it doesn’t fit every site, and
Every time you save a post, WordPress quietly stashes a full copy as a revision. That’s the safety net that lets
You want an email signup form. You don’t want another plugin loading its own scripts and styles on every page just
Function Name: wp_body_open() Supported Version: WordPress 5.2+ If you’ve ever needed to drop a script or tracking pixel right after the
Every WordPress site needs a privacy policy page, and since 5.2 that page is easier to work with. You set it
You spin up a variable before you have anything to put in it yet. In PHP, that empty slot is NULL.
Most slow sites aren’t slow because of one heavy thing. They’re slow because the browser re-downloads the same logo, stylesheet, and
You ran a speed test, and it flagged “Leverage browser caching.” It sounds scary. It isn’t. On an Apache server it’s
Someone leaves a comment, drops a link in the website field, and now their name is a live link pointing off
Some CDNs choke on query strings. WordPress adds a ?ver= tag to every script and style URL, and a few CDNs
Sometimes you need to run a bit of code the moment the page’s body opens: a tracking pixel, a skip-to-content link,
Open any plugin’s PHP file straight in your browser and, on a bad day, you get a stack trace with a