Optimizing dynamically-generated CSS in WordPress
05 April 2015
When building a WordPress theme (or plugin) we sometimes need to generate some styles based on the user options, and then add these styles to the <head>.
Web Developer, Accessibility & Sustainability evangelist, Human.
05 April 2015
When building a WordPress theme (or plugin) we sometimes need to generate some styles based on the user options, and then add these styles to the <head>.
03 October 2014
From time to time a user comes to me and says “I see some PHP notices and warnings on my page”.
27 September 2014
On the support forums I work it’s not uncommon to see an PHP error like this:
Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by....
21 August 2014
As humans we grow. We change perspectives and see things differently.
We keep learning new things and strive to improve ourselves.
This also applies to the code we write: We keep improving the code we write on a daily basis and improve the things we have already built.
I’ve been using WordPress for a decade, but only started working with it about 5 years ago. I started as a freelancer and about 2 or 3 years ago, I had a very clear idea of what exists, what doesn’t, what tools I needed to build better websites and so on.
20 May 2014
Sometimes when you build a WordPress multisite installation that will be accessible by many people, you want to restrict access to certain areas of your site. The reasons behind such a decision may vary: Some want to simply make it easier for their clients to navigate the dashboard by removing all the clutter and others want to protect sensitive areas of their sites.