It has been a while, but on 1 and 2 september was the first edition of WordCamp Nijmegen. Besides meeting lots of people, I also managed to take a couple of pictures. I know: I still need to learn to take decent ones, but I’m improving ;-) Contributors day – 1st of september
There are many ways you can contribute to the WordPress project. You can make translations, help other users out at the forums, or submit bugfixes to the WordPress repository. One (rather easy) way is often overlooked. You can also contribute by testing and beta-testing new WordPress releases. This way you can try out new features before they get released to… Read more »
Often WordPress is being used to talk to external gateways or API’s. Especially now, with the uprising popularity of the REST API WordPress is getting more and more ready to talk to the outside world. A fairly common practice is to set sslverify = false when you’re using functions like wp_remote_get() or wp_remote_post (). Even though this was common practice… Read more »
Are you getting strange WordPress results? Pages that don’t work like you intended? And your browser is not showing you any related errors? It looks like it’s time to do some troubleshooting, using the built in debug mode of WordPress!
As we all know, updating your WordPress site is important. Not just the core, but also the installed plugins and theme’s. Usually this goes well. Sometimes it doesn’t. Plugins that fail to update properly can cause all kinds of problems. Mostly white screens, in either the front-end or the dashboard of your website. If it really was the upgrade that… Read more »