Category: WordPress Hacks

  • XML to Array

    XML to Array

    In terms of importing data is often set to be XML and have to pass an array in WordPress, which passes into the database. To get an array in PHP after parsing XML, you will always find a variety of threads and questions. In the following, therefore, a simple and quick solution that works great…

  • Debug enqueued Scripts and Styles in WordPress

    Debug enqueued Scripts and Styles in WordPress

    WordPress can easily manage scripts and style sheets, a prerequisite is the use of the opportunities around wp_enqueue_script() and wp_enqueue_style(). A small function can help and returns the built-in scripts and styles.

  • Advent Calendar – WordPress Editor: Preserve the scroll position

    Advent Calendar – WordPress Editor: Preserve the scroll position

    WordPress has a nice editor, with which are several hundreds of articles written daily. But in my opinion the editor has an usability issue. Every time you save a post the scroll position of the editor will be on top again. If you want to continue writing the post you have first to find he…

  • Advent Calendar – Only Update The Core – The Fast Way!

    Advent Calendar – Only Update The Core – The Fast Way!

    Same procedure as every year! Most of our readers already know of our Advent Calendar tradition, which we have every year before Christmas. What exactly an Advent Calendar is all about, that is explained on this post. We open a door every day, which contains a little gift for our readers, by providing them a…

  • Use Constants for deactivate the Editor in WordPress Backend

    WordPress is known for, that several constants lie dormant in the core and often provide quick solutions. In this context I have recently come across two little strings in the core of the backend editor of WordPress and in the core for updating the system as well. As far as I know, all constants mentioned…

  • Replace p-Tag on Images in Content of WordPress

    Personally I think the use of HTML5 makes sense and I like the new possibilities, also in the field of semantics. WordPress has a feature on delivering content that come from the editor – setting breaks and paragraphs. Since forever WordPress is the reason for that, not TinyMCE and the same applies to the integration…