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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To fix getFullyear() is not a function with JavaScript, we should be called getFullYear instead. For instance, we write to call start.getFullYear to return the 4-digit year number of the start date. Conclusion To fix getFullyear() is not a function with JavaScript, we should be called getFullYear instead.

This tutorial assumes you already have a cPanel hosting service purchased and a domain name registered. If yes, Let’s go straight to the steps (If No, You can comment, I can give you steps on how to get a domain and hosting service) Step 1. Using the Terminal/CMD in your project directory, create a react…

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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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When you are new to the command line, even the simplest of the tasks may leave you searching the internet. Take the removal of files for example. You don’t have the luxury of right-clicking and opting for the delete option here. But when you know the right commands, things are not as scary. To delete…

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It is better to show the last updated date in the articles in addition to the created date. This will always help the readers to ensure the freshness of the post. It can easily be done on a WordPress site. There are two methods using which the last updated date can be displayed. The first…

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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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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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SSH Root user login access is enabled in any system by default. Or we are asked while installing a system. that you have to enable or disable ssh root user login access. And you never know how to enable and disable ssh root user login access. So in this tutorial, we will show you how…

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Writing data transfer objects and value objects in PHP have become significantly easier over the years. Take for example a look at a DTO in PHP 5.6: And compare it to its PHP 8.0’s equivalent: That’s already quite the difference, though I think there’s still one big issue: all those getters. Personally, I don’t use them…

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1. First letter drop We can use :first-letter it to drop the first letter of the text. The:first-letter selector is used to specify the style of the first letter of an element, it only applies to block-level elements. The effect is as follows. See the Pen Untitled by TeachDeveloper (@TeachDeveloper) on CodePen. 2. Image text wrapping Shape-outside is…

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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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This is a follow-up article to my previous article on Array Destructuring. Except you have an idea of destructuring, you should read it. First, let’s see why object destructuring is needed. We want to extract data from the object and assign it to new variables. Before ES6, how would this happen? See how tedious it is…

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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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PHP 8.2 will be released on November 24, 2022. In this post, we’ll go through all features, performance improvements, changes, and deprecations one by one. Readonly classes rfc This RFC builds on top of them and adds syntactic sugar to make all class properties readonly at once. Instead of writing this: You can now write this: Functionally, making…

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This article discusses what local storage is and the JavaScript methods that we can use to manipulate it. What is Local Storage? Local storage is a web storage object that is available in a user’s browser. It allows JavaScript browsers to store and access data right in the browser. Basic CRUD operations (create, read, update…

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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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A difference between state and props is that while the data stored by props are fixed throughout their lifetime, state store data that can be changed over time. This change can be in response to user actions, network responses, or anything. Also, while props are set by the parent component, state is changed internally by the component itself. A component’s state should be considered private data. This…

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Sometimes, we want to make the div move up and down when scrolling the page with CSS. In this article, we’ll look at how to make div move up and down when scrolling the page with CSS. To make the div move up and down when scrolling the page with CSS, we make the div…

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Write Human-Friendly Code Always remember that you are not writing code for machines but for others too. So it is essential to come up with a readable code. It is true that programming is like writing a good poem. The tone should be very consistent, the words should be descriptive & sentence well-structured. Here are…

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