If you want to use crontab Linux command with WordPress, you should first read this great explanation of crontab by Kevin van Zonneveld. Seriously, this is probably the simplest guide ever. Now that you read it, you want to use it for WordPress. You don’t want to store output so you are trashing it, and… Read more How to Use Crontab With WordPress
If you follow official guide, you will always include TGM Plugin Activation file. Most of the times you won’t need this additional 94 KB. In this case, you can use conditional loading very simply. First, make function for registration as suggested and hook it to specific TGM Plugin Activation action. Then, create a new function… Read more Use TGM Plugin Activation Conditionally
WordPress uses TinyMCE for its visual editor, making in hard to use regular JavaScript for custom situations. Luckily, TinyMCE provides some callbacks that we can use. In this example, I’ll show how you can do something when content of visual editor in WordPress has been accessed or changed by using TinyMCE’s handle_event_callback callback. To register… Read more Detect keydown, mousedown and Other TinyMCE Events in WordPress
If you are using WordPress in language other than English, you’ve experienced this painful process: plugin/theme doesn’t include translations and you need to manually upload it you download translation or translate it on your own, and upload it new version of plugin/theme appears, you use automatic upgrader translation files get deleted and you need to… Read more How to Avoid Overwriting of WordPress Theme Translations