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Introduction to Tablesorter
…e CreatingTablesorter is a straightforward jQuery plugin that provides dynamic column sorting and pagination in your HTML tables. It's a nice way to provide sortable, scripted tables that don't require the user to refresh the page. You can also use it when you're using Ajax in your application.This tutorial will showcase…
Introduction to Generators & Koa.js: Part 2
…e CreatingWelcome to the second part of our series on generators and Koa. If you missed it you can read read part 1 here. Before starting with the development process, make sure that you have installed Node.js 0.11.9 or higher.In this part, we will be creating a dictionary API using Koa.js, and you'll…
Building With the Twitter API: Getting Started
…e CreatingGetting started with the Twitter API may seem a bit complicated, but it’s actually quite straightforward. There are a number of libraries for common languages that make the process quite easy. Twitter’s API documentation has also improved greatly over time.In March 2013, Twitter began requiring OAuth for all API…
The Beginners Guide to WooCommerce: Product Tags, Categories & Attributes
…er-box; } body {margin: 0;}*{box-sizing:border-box;}body{margin-top:0px;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0px;margin-left:0px;} In previous articles of this series about WooCommerce, I have discussed different settings and their configurations, including the addition of products. Then we explored the addition of four different kinds of products with featured images and product galleries. In the section of products, there were…
Building With the Twitter API: OAuth, Reading and Posting
…e CreatingThis post is the second of a three part series on using the Twitter API. If you missed part one, you can read it here.Authenticating With Twitter via OAuthBirdcage uses a Yii extension called Yii Twitter by Will Wharton, which makes use of the open-source PHP OAuth Twitter library by Abraham Williams.I place the extension…
50 Filters of WordPress: Filters 11-20
…e previous part of this series, we started going through 50 WordPress filters. Selected among hundreds, we started by reviewing 10 of them.In this tutorial, we're going to see another batch of them and review some examples of each. Let's begin! Playing With Translatable Data in WordPress One of the…
Creating Maintainable WordPress Meta Boxes: Refactoring
…eries, we've focused on building maintainable WordPress meta boxes. By that, I mean that we've been working to create a WordPress plugin that's well-organized, follows WordPress coding standards, and that can be easily adapted and maintained as the project moves forward over time.Though we've implemented some good practices, there is…
50 Filters of WordPress: 31-40
…e previous parts of this series, we went through 20 WordPress filters. In this tutorial, we're going to continue the trend and review another batch of them and follow along examples with each. Let's begin! Filtering the Default Gallery Style WordPress styles the [gallery] shortcode with some pre-defined CSS. You can change…
Building With the Twitter API: Using Real-Time Streams
…e CreatingWhile the Twitter REST API is suitable for many applications, if you want immediate updates and access to a broader array of notifications, the Twitter Streaming API is essential. For example, only the streaming API will tell you when another user favorites one of your tweets.Using the Streaming API…
Modern Debugging Experience: Part 1
…eries, we'll take a look at writing & debugging JavaScript code using modern tooling such as the Chrome DevTools.In part 1, you'll get a introductory look at the various panels in the DevTools and what workflows they're suitable for. There'll also be a focus on writing and executing JavaScript code through…