WordPress Reference

"Caching" is, generally, the solution you hear offered for most performance problems a WordPress sit...

WordPress 4.4 will add native responsive image support by including srcset and sizes attributes to t...

With PHP 7 it's time to shed some of our bad habits. Let's take a look at some bad habits to get rid...

So, I did some test for WordPress 4.4 beta3 new feature: Responsive Images. And it will make your co...

We recently released Up and Running, our multimedia guide to WordPress development. We think it's th...

One of the key features in WordPress 4.4 is responsive images. Joe McGill, who is helping to merge t...

When launching Captainform we did not know much about WordPress users and we decided to create and s...

We’ve made lots of improvements to the Taxonomy component for WordPress 4.4. Let’s round ’em up, par...

How to become a WordPress contributor. Learn about the many ways that you can contribute to the Word...

In the past 4-5 weeks, I’ve moderated every comment submitted to WP Tavern. Not only was it an exper...

There are a couple of hundred templates here, the hosting is free, and all the headaches of paying a...

Interested in advancing your design skills or learning how to scale an agency? We’ve written these e...

Ten expert WordPress developers weigh in on what it takes to be at the top of the development game a...

Okay, so you’re writing a post/article or creating some other piece of content around WordPress, but...

We recently released Up and Running, which we think is one of the best places a user, designer, or d...

We recently released Up and Running, which we think is one of the best places a user, designer, or n...

WordPress hooks are an essential tool not only for developers. Find out how you can use hooks to cus...

Have you ever come across a website and thought “Wow, how did they do that?” I know I have. New w...

WordPress is many things to many people. For some, it’s the tool given to them by agencies to change...

In today’s application-centric business world, nothing matters more than an application’s performanc...

WP 4.2 will include a number of improvements in the way query classes handle 'orderby', particularly...

The WordPress REST API brings a new level of integration between WordPress websites and third party ...

When I was learning WordPress, the one file that I created that was the most helpful was my test.php...

It's not uncommon for people, especially those new to a knowledge-area, to hear a word bandied about...

Last week, I wrote a short post asking What Is the Vendor Directory? which yielded a number of great...

Background Back on 4 August of this year, I published a post called Theme and plugin shops – Discour...

A little over a week ago, I shared a post about one way I try to work well with designers when worki...

If you're looking to learn WordPress hooks, Rachel provides some great resources and methods to star...

In this series, we're going to go through actions, one of the two kinds of WordPress hooks. Over the...

Jay discusses cron and how to deal with missed posts.