The Repeater field in ACF is one of the most powerful and flexible tools for developers building custom WordPress interfaces. It allows you to create structured, repeatable data blocks, ideal for things like testimonials, FAQs, image galleries, and more. Think [...]
Starting with WordPress 6.3, the way we handle script loading in themes and plugins received a modern upgrade. In this post, we’ll explain the new 'strategy' argument, how it complements or replaces 'in_footer', and how to use both properly for [...]
LiteSpeed Cache’s Guest Mode is a powerful feature aimed at improving the load time for first-time visitors to your WordPress website. By delivering fully optimized cached pages before loading any personalized content (like cart items, location-based elements, or login data), [...]
AVIF is a modern image format gaining popularity among web developers for its impressive compression and visual quality. In this post, we’ll explore what AVIF is, how to use it in WordPress, and how it stacks up against WebP. AVIF [...]
When it comes to optimizing your WordPress website’s performance, the LiteSpeed Cache plugin stands out as a powerful solution, especially when running on a LiteSpeed server. With its comprehensive feature set, this plugin can dramatically improve your site’s loading speeds, [...]
Tailwind CSS is a powerful utility-first framework, but its real magic begins when you customize the configuration to match your project’s unique needs. In WordPress themes, the tailwind.config.js file becomes the central place to define your design system, from colors [...]
Custom post types in WordPress often need custom ordering , for example, you may want to manually arrange a list of team members or case studies. The Simple Custom Post Order plugin allows you to easily drag and drop posts [...]
JavaScript variables are easy to declare-but just as easy to misuse. From confusing var and let to overlooking hoisting behavior, even experienced developers can fall into common traps. This guide walks you through the most frequent JavaScript variable mistakes and [...]
High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS), previously called Custom Order Tables, is a new WooCommerce feature that stores order data in dedicated database tables instead of the default WordPress _posts and _postmeta. HPOS was introduced in WooCommerce version 8.2. It’s enabled by [...]
A 404 error occurs when a user requests a page that doesn’t exist on your WordPress site. While some 404s are normal, a surge in them often signals something’s wrong-whether it’s a broken permalink, deleted post, or misconfigured plugin. Understanding [...]
The WordPress REST API is a powerful feature that enables developers to interact with a site’s data programmatically. While useful for headless setups, custom apps, and AJAX calls, it can also expose sensitive information if left unsecured. By default, the [...]
Comparing two arrays in JavaScript or jQuery might seem simple, but there’s more to it than just using == or ===. Arrays are reference types, meaning even if two arrays contain the same values, they aren’t equal unless they reference [...]