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WordPress’ custom post types are a fantastic way to organise different types of data. It’s quick and easy to spin up a new post type with just a couple of lines of code. Post types can be used to store anything from products, forms, profiles or even logs, pretty much any type of content stored…

WordPress is a massive project, with hundreds of developers contributing code over more than 15 years. When developing at such a large scale, it is virtually impossible to maintain consistency in the codebase, as every developer has their own methods, styles and preferences. Heck, it’s practically impossible with just two developers, let alone a project…

Do you need your custom WordPress menu classes to be applied to the link anchor instead of the list item? With less than 20 lines of code you can make this happen without a custom menu walker!

WordPress has a simple API for adding new pages to the admin, however sometimes you may not want your link to be a new settings page. Here you can find demonstrations for how to get around this limitation of WordPress.