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[ad_1] Changing in PHP 7.4 →Now that WordPress is actively pushing the community and sites that run it toward more modern versions of PHP, it’s extra important to follow language changes. That’s where this summary of the most consequential features of the forthcoming PHP 7.4 for WordPress development form Jonathan Desrosiers comes in. He does a … Continue reading Changing in PHP 7.4
[ad_1] CSS Grid is a very cool technology, and one I think more and more WordPress developers should both know about and use. While I’m hardly a CSS expert, that’s specifically why I feel well-qualified to tell you to learn this: if this non-expert can find it great and useful, surely it has arrived as … Continue reading Why You Should Use CSS Grid
[ad_1] So You Want to Learn WordPress DevelopmentWordPress development is a hugely useful skill, but it’s also tricky to learn—especially if you learn things out-of-order and try to tackle advanced topics while remaining confused on the fundamentals.This free WordPress development course is designed to get you familiar with the basics of how WordPress works as … Continue reading Learn WordPress Development: The Basic Course
[ad_1] One of my favorite recent changes to WordPress is the ease of scheduling design changes. I admit that while I find this feature very cool, I don’t use it a lot. But if you’re the kind of person who like to mark holidays, sales, or something else with customizations to look of your WordPress … Continue reading Schedule Design Changes in WordPress
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