When Gambit was established, we had a goal that drove us – to simplify and revolutionize the WordPress world. It sounds a little fluffy, but since the beginning, we wanted to give people an avenue to make great things happen.…
This is a short entry. If you have a WordPress.org theme/plugin, here’s a single command to add all new files and remove all missing files in SVN: svn add `svn st|grep “^?”|awk ‘{print $2}’x` svn rm `svn st|grep “^\!”|awk ‘{print…
The add_action function is the main function to use when creating WordPress plugins. You mainly use it for executing code at various run time points within WordPress. With this function, you can create shortcodes, enqueue scripts, styles, modify post titles and contents…
Travis CI is great and we’re using a very (VERY) simple singular test that just checks whether or not Titan Framework encounters any activation errors. As of the moment we haven’t wrote any other detailed tests for Titan, and that…
Here’s one that had my head scratching for a while. We are currently developing a much-sought-after update for Carousel Anything, and it involves enumerating post types, taxonomies and terms. On a routine testing en route to being a candidate build,…
We needed to convert relative URLs to absolute URLs inside CSS files for our upcoming plugin Combinator. There are a lot of code floating online that partially worked. The one that was closest was from Here’s the reworked version…
When using the YouTube API, you are required to create the function onYouTubePlayerAPIReady. There is a huge problem with this. If you have multiple WordPress plugins that use the YouTube API, that means that you have multiple declarations of onYouTubePlayerAPIReady.…
This snippet will add a button on the admin bar: add_action( ‘admin_bar_menu’, array( $this, ‘addToggleButton’ ), 99 ); public function addToggleButton( $adminBar ) { $args = array( ‘id’ => ‘my_button’, ‘title’ => ‘My Button’, ‘href’ => ‘#’, ‘meta’ => array(…