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Returning to 2011, the parallax scrolling effect created buzz and emerged as a new trend in websites design. Many trends have come and gone since then, but this effect has established its place and is not planning to leave any [...]

At its core, WordPress has thousands of core functions and useful tools that definitely contribute to making WordPress the number one content management system in the world. Many WordPress features are familiar to us such as custom post types, hooks, [...]

The command-line has always been popular among developers because it provides tools that speed up work and streamline the development process. At first glance, it’s hard to believe how using the command line to perform certain actions is faster than [...]

Typography has interested me since I started developing websites and getting into design, even before there was widespread use of web fonts. And although web fonts have been around for almost ten years now, we’ve always had to balance between [...]

One of the challenges you’ll encounter when developing WordPress themes is finding a way to make your data (accessible via PHP) also accessible in scripts. For example, you might have a popup that appears every time a user clicks a [...]

In this post, we will see how to install and configure Tailwind CSS in WordPress themes. The process is simple, and I think that a simple & short guide that describes the process might be helpful, so I decided to [...]

In this short post, I assume you have basic knowledge of working with the WP_Query class in WordPress. Before we begin, let’s provide some basic examples similar to those found in the WordPress Codex. These examples are relevant when you [...]

As a WordPress developer working with large companies, I have encountered several times the need to dynamically change the email address to which the form is sent. For example, a situation where a company wants a dropdown on the Contact [...]