WordPress
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CMB2 new repeatable WYSIWYG fields not initializing
CMB2 is great for adding your own fields (custom meta boxes) to WordPress. When implementing a repeater group with a … Read more →
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WordPress Child Themes
When making changes to a an existing WordPress template, it’s recommended to create a child theme. This will make it … Read more →
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WordPress secret keys and salts
To increase the security of a WordPress site you should add 8 different secret keys to the wp-config.php file. WordPress … Read more →
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WordPress custom settings section
With the settings api it’s relatively easy to add custom settings to a theme or plugin in WordPress. Just add … Read more →
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Cleanup the head section HTML of a WordPress site
WordPress puts a lot of code in your head, some is useful, some might not be. Use this snippet to … Read more →
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Adding MIME types to WordPress
Because of security reasons, WordPress has a whitelist of file types (so called MIME types) it allows you to upload … Read more →
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Replace “Howdy” text in WordPress backend
WordPress welcomes a user in the English version of the backend with Howdy, [user] in the top right corner. Replace … Read more →