We modify the WordPress Gutenberg editor so that we can use free-form text blocks as before and combine them with the power of blocks. In this way, we get the new power of Gutenberg blocks without losing our previous ability to smoothly write text without the cumbersome blocks interface.
How to Prevent Gutenberg Autop from Messing Up Your Code, Shortcodes, and Scripts
One of the biggest problems with Gutenberg autop for me is that it messes up my code, WordPress shortcodes, and scripts. Most of my articles were written before Gutenberg, and if I edit any of them using Gutenberg, my code blocks get all their formatting totally messed up. This article describes a way to remove code, WordPress shortcodes, and scripts from being operated on by Gutenberg autop.
How to Expand the WordPress Media Manager Interface
This is an advanced tutorial on how to expand the WordPress media manager interface with new options. In particular, I want to expand the drop-down menu in the media manager menu so that I can do searches based on posts, pages, and custom post types, as well as include their thumbnails into my galleries. Other […]
How to Add the WordPress 3.5 Media Manager Interface – Part 2
How to make some simple customization to the WordPress 3.5 media manager interface.
How to Add the WordPress 3.5 Media Manager Interface
A tutorial on how to add the new WordPress 3.5 media manager interface into our own plugin or theme.
How to Hook into the Media Upload Popup Interface
What is the media upload popup interface? That is simply the popup window that appears when we click on the Add Media button (for adding images and video) while in the Edit Post screen. The same interface is also currently being used for – Setting featured images in posts, and Setting header images in a […]
Expand the WordPress Comments Quick Edit Menu
How to expand our WordPress comments quick edit menu with new custom fields, and properly save user-input values.
Add a Metabox to the Edit Comments Screen
How to expand the Edit Comments screen with a new custom metabox.
How to Add a New WordPress Image Size
To reduce page load speed, we want to render our blog pages with accurately sized images. WordPress only provides three standard sizes – large, medium, thumbnail. We consider how to add a new “image size” into our WordPress blog.
How to Get the WordPress Screen ID of a Page
There are a variety of administrative WordPress hooks that are applied on a page by page basis. Some good examples can be found in the WP_List_Table object. Example hooks based on screen ID manage_{$screen->id}_columns – Add or delete columns from various administrative pages. views_{$screen->id} – Display the number of objects belonging to each status type. […]
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