In this article, we’ll go over the details of what infinite scroll can do. We’ll also discuss two ways you can add it to your WordPress website. Let’s get to work! 3. 4. The What & Why of WordPress Infinite Scroll Infinite scroll is the product ofAsynchronous JavaScript and XML ...
Find out 2 effective methods for adding PHP to WordPress: using WPCode plugin and inserting the PHP code manually into WordPress files.
Thewp_add_inline_scriptfunction allows us to add customJavaScriptcode to a specificscriptin WordPress. In this case, we are adding the custom code to thequicktagsscript, which is for adding the buttons to the HTML editor. The customJavaScriptcode that we are adding withwp_add_inline_scriptcon...
In WordPress there some default fields in add new post form. These are the title, HTML description, category, tags. If we want to add more information to our post, WordPress provides an option to enable custom fields. This additional information added with the custom fields are called as pos...
Ajax Pagination in WordPress Asynchronous JavaScript And XML (AJAX)is a set of programming techniques that enables developers to create asynchronous web applications. In short, Ajax sends and retrieves information from a server without interfering with the page’s appearance, because it runs in the ...
the popular JavaScript bundler. For WordPress websites, though, it is not so easy. First, Webpack was not intentionally built to work with WordPress, so setting it up will require quite some workaround; secondly, no tools seem to be available that provide native on-demand asset-loading capab...
This article will cover how to add custom JS to interact with and modify ACF fields and settings. Similar to the many WordPress actions and filters
As we have seen, animation can inject extra life into a client’s store, and even move beyond mere decoration to improve the usability of a website. While advanced animation techniques are achieved with Javascript,the comparatively lightweight nature of CSS means it can give your custom themes...
I am creating a WordPress plugin and there is a slight learning curve when it comes to using it. I’d like to give users a primer on how to use the plugin, but I want to avoid diverting users to documentation on the plugin’s website since that takes them out of the experience. ...
These are the same block styles I created in the earlier PHP example, but migrated to Javascript. Next, removing block styles that have been added by WordPress core (or any other theme or plugin) can be done by usingunregisterBlockStyle, like this: ...