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TIL about wp_list_pluck
by Kat Padilla • • 0 Comments
Today I learned about a powerful WordPress function that can create a new array from an object. According to its WP Codex description, it does the ff: Pluck a certain field out of each object in a list (Kind of a straightforward definition lol) // Say this is our array $player_info = array( array( ‘name’ => ‘Kobe Bryant’,…
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Use of Symlink in WP Development
by Kat Padilla • • 0 Comments
In a perfect world, one should not edit the WordPress core so it is just proper to separately develop, update and version control the plugins and themes. With that said, WordPress development can be a pain in the ass when it comes to migrating, testing or deployment. The placing of things and permissions, etc. can…
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WP and Bearer Token
by Kat Padilla • • 0 Comments
So here’s some quick stuff regarding a simple function in WP. WP’s wp_remote_request retrieves raw response from the HTTP request. Goal: To make an HTTP request to a URL and get back the response using Bearer token. I am writing it down because I had a hard time finding how to do it. All the…
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Stupid Mistake
by Kat Padilla • • 0 Comments
Every once in a while, we make mistakes. It can happen to anyone of us. Hearts may break because of one’s stupid mistake. This is the story of one of my stupidest mistakes. EVER. I was bored one Saturday so I thought of doing some weekend fun. My idea was to code my personal web…
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My FB Like Button Issue
by Kat Padilla • • 0 Comments
So I’ve been dealing with Facebook’s like button error for a while. FB offers an easy way of putting a Like button in your WordPress theme by using a configurator which will give you codes once you input some needed info. I got it from here https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/like/ and I thought I just messed up some…
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WP Dev’t Motivation
by Kat Padilla • • 0 Comments
So I came across this awesome presentation called Strategy for a successful WordPress project by Wes Chyrchel. A web developer has to be confident, a salesman, a psychologist, a counselor, a marketer, a charlatan, a designer, a programmer, a researcher, a hacker, a project manager, cool tempered and a human. The presentation gave great simple tips…