WordPress plugins are used to enable addon features to the web application developed in WordPress. Many features do not come with the WordPress core by default. So, if we need to extend the functionality of the WordPress application, then we need to use the plugins. There are many plugins available in the market for WordPress…

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You are already familiar with the basics of React. Also, having a good understanding of React Router DOM. This post will be totally dependent on these. If you don’t have a React app setup, then you can create it. Else, you can move ahead with the existing React App. Create React App You can create a…

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Sometimes, we want to make the scrollbar visible in mobile browsers with CSS. In this article, we’ll look at how to make the scrollbar visible in mobile browsers with CSS. To make the scrollbar visible in mobile browsers with CSS, we set the scrollbar’s width. For instance, we write to set the vertical width of…

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Sometimes, we want to move an entire div element up x pixels with CSS. In this article, we’ll look at how to move an entire div element up x pixels with CSS. To move an entire div element up to x pixels with CSS, we set the margin-top property. For instance, we write to move the div…

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We use events to perform some tasks if an event occurs, these tasks can be achieved by using the followings: 1. Event Subscriber 2. Event Listeners Event Subscriber vs Event Listeners They both serve the same purpose but have different implementations. Both trigger some functions in the specific time of processing data by Symfony. We can declare…

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A lot of shiny new features came out with ES2015 (ES6). And now, since it’s 2020, it’s assumed that a lot of JavaScript developers have become familiar with and have started using these features. While this assumption might be partially true, it’s still possible that some of these features remain a mystery to some devs….

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As of PHP 8, we’ll be able to use attributes. The goal of these attributes, also known as annotations in many other languages, is to add metadata to classes, methods, variables, and whatnot; in a structured way. The concept of attributes isn’t new at all, we’ve been using docblocks to simulate their behavior for years…

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This article will go over some mistakes that are easy to make when writing more complex programs with conditional. Mistake 1: Not treating expressions as distinct:Let’s say we want to print something if your variable $num is equal to 1 or 2 or 3. Why doesn’t the following code work? $num = 5; if ($num === 1 || 2 || 3) {…

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Breadcrumbs are navigation links, used to display links to all pages beyond the homepage. By default, it is placed at the top of the page and helps in back navigation. In WordPress, breadcrumbs play an important role on the posting page. There are many WordPress plugins available to add breadcrumbs to your site. But we…

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Newer PHP versions come with more features and improvements while deprecating some obsolete features. Old PHP codes might not work with more recent PHP versions and vice versa. It is, therefore, essential to use the correct PHP version for your code. You can check the PHP version on your system by running the php command from the command line. There are also some PHP functions that you can use…

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If you have access to the command line or terminal, then you can check your PHP version by running the php -v or php –version command. Here’s an example of the output: You can see that the command shows the PHP version as PHP 8.1.5. But sometimes you may not have access to the command line, or you may install…

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To toggle between a boolean flag in React, you can use the below custom hook that uses setState internally: Since the function returns an array, with a state and a callback function, you can use it in your component, just like you would for other built-in React hooks, like so:

Sometimes, we want to trigger a button click from another button click event with JavaScript. In this article, we’ll look at how to trigger a button click from another button click event with JavaScript. To trigger a button click from another button click event with JavaScript, we call the element click method. For instance, we write to…

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Welcome to the tutorial on Git. Here you will learn how to Create a Repository, and how to clone or copy other repositories. A Repository is a project that is tracked and managed by Git. Thus, Git tracks changes by storing snapshots of project versions in a .git file. Git Config There is a need…

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Sometimes, we want to change background opacity when the Bootstrap modal is open with CSS. This article will look at how to change background opacity when the Bootstrap modal is open with CSS. To change background Opacity when Bootstrap modal is open with CSS, we set the opacity style in the modal-backdrop class. For instance, we write to set…

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To use :hover to modify the CSS of another class, we can use it with another selector. For instance, we write to select the elements with the class wrapper in the elements with class item that we hovered on. We set its color and background-color for those elements.

There are two ways by which you can check if a customer is logged in or not: 1) By using Object Manager It is always a bad practice to use ObjectManager directly. 2) By Injecting Class (Dependency Injection) As said earlier, it is one of the worst practices to use the ObjectManager directly. Therefore an…

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There are times when you don’t want to execute a function immediately. You want it to delay its execution or run repeatedly after a certain time interval. JavaScript provides us with two methods to achieve that: setTimeout and setInterval. In this article, we will discuss these two methods and how we can use them to…

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This tutorial shows you client-side searching in an HTML table with jQuery this is a very simple and easy code snippet you can use it in small apps reporting where you want to add fast searching you can use this code snippet as a 10-line of code to make a simple. The code for this…

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I’m very happy with the constructor property promotion RFC, it’s passed and will be added in PHP 8. You see, this feature reduces a lot of boilerplate code when constructing simple objects such as VOs and DTOs. In short: property promotion allows you to combine class fields, constructor definition, and variable assignments all into one syntax,…

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