Tag: PHP
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Simple Cache with the WordPress Transient API
Today is our last post of our Advents Calendar, we hope you enjoyed it. WP Engineer wishes a Merry Christmas to our readers! WordPress has an API that is explicitly designed for time-controlled storage of data – the Transient API. This API is designed to cache any data in the database and very simple to…
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Simple Media Queries Tester
CSS Media Queries are getting more popular and the adjustment of the size of a website for different clients or the size of the browsers are more necessary. The Media Queries are a solution, which also have its advantages and disadvantages. It was a disadvantage, when using, that I couldn’t see all sizes at the…
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Small Extension for the Media-Library
Small changes can sometimes work wonders. If you use the library and use a lot of pictures in the posts, the following small link in the library will surely help you. Thus, images can be easily reused. A link will be created so you can access the image directly and there is no need to…
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Add Menus to the Admin Bar of WordPress
The new WordPress admin bar facilitates the access of backend and frontend to areas of the back end. Of course, this new control element of WordPress is expandable and can be adapted to the needs of the user. In some areas and for various needs, quick access to different areas is certainly interesting. The newly…
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The WordPress Exif-Meta-Datas
WordPress stores when uploading files, some data in the meta data – the metadata. If there are pictures involved and these files contain EXIF data, then it outputs some EXIF data which can be used. For example, as additional information about the picture in a photo blog. No matter what, and how you want to…