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I’m developing a Gravity Forms based workflow that is initially handled by a long form. Once the form gets submitted, it creates a custom post in backend so that editorial team can review it. Throughout the years, I’ve discovered that the most annoying and time consuming part of such development is filling form every time […]
I was trying to figure out if someone already wrote an REST API endpoint for WordPress Co-Authors plugin. There is wp-api-co-author-plus-endpoints, but it seems that it is focused on guest authors. For my project I needed to include information about co-author users. It turns out it’s very simple to extend existing REST API endpoints. Here’s […]
Confession: I’m amazed at the authoring experience that WordPress provides. Users are productive from the first hour and UI doesn’t get in their way. The story is similar for developers, if you stay inside the world of theme development. Try to do anymore complex and with tests, and it gets complicated. That is where (micro)service […]
WordPress Themes are like good computer games – easy to learn, but difficult to master (Bushnell’s Law). Unless you start writing them from scratch, you don’t appreciate good structure. WordPress Template Hierarchy diagram displays all the possibilities we have: While it explains, how things are working, it also shows how many different templates we need to […]
Ninja Forms is rather nifty WordPress Plugin for forms. The main problem I have with it at the moment is that’s a rather mess in terms of data structure and getting data out of it. One can grab CSV file, but doesn’t really help you if you want to make a nice front-end. So here’s a […]
WordPress is exploding everywhere, including in Slovenia. I get requests for work almost every week, so there seems to be more demand than there are developers. As it’s usually with these things, developers often can’t market themselves so here’s a humble effort to make it easier to connect these two groups. Google Spreadsheet with Slovenian […]
In the last year I’ve either deployed or inherited about 10 new WordPress installations and managing them became a mess that quickly ate too much of my time. It seems that quite a few of my friends have the same problem – so here’s a quick overview on how to approach it. Everything I describe […]
Recently, I’ve been thinking about what it takes to build a social media presence of organization. More specifically I’m taking a look at Kiberpipa, small non-profit public space that organizes events and provides a semi-public space for open source creativity. In a more generalized fashion, it can apply to all startups that want to have […]
Image by hz536n via Flickr Gathering qualitative data, like interviews, presents an interesting alternative to classical online surveys. While in survey gathering we can setup an online environment, and leave it running for longer time without our strict supervision, in interview setting a real-time component is really important (unless you want to do a bit […]
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Image by carlosgomez via Flickr This is a short tutorial how to insert links into your blog post using MySpace blog editor on OS X in Firefox. It’s pretty verbose as I tried to see if I can write a detailed tutorial. It’s a quick republish of the blog on my MySpace blog, as I’m […]