The Fix for “Publishing failed. Error message: The response is not a valid JSON response.”
I was a Gutenberg early adopter, and – after all the doom and gloom – turns out it’s a pretty nifty piece of kit! But … Read More
I was a Gutenberg early adopter, and – after all the doom and gloom – turns out it’s a pretty nifty piece of kit! But … Read More
WooCommerce has been designed in such a way that most aspects of the popular eCommerce plugin can safely modified in WordPress. But unless you’re a … Read More
In this tutorial, we’re going to look at how to add code – such as a javascript file or inline CSS – to all pages, to a single page, to the header and to the footer. Sure, there are plugins that will do this for you, but this is a far more elegant solution.
In this post, I take you step by step through my process for fixing a hacked website. This process is going to find and fix any issues that you might have with the least amount of time and effort.
WooCommerce contains a number of hooks so that developers can extend the features and functionality of the plugin programmatically. In this example, we use an action hook to call a function when an order status is changed to “completed”.
If you’re using a child theme with your premium WordPress theme (and you should be!) you might be struggling with adding code to your functions.php file. Removing “Related Products” from a WooCommerce single product page gives us the perfect opportunity to explore this.
WordPress has had maintenance mode functionality built into its core since WordPress core updates were added. Hooking into this functionality is really quite simple and effective, and understanding how it works is essential for any WordPress webmaster.