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Published September 9, 2025 In today’s evolving technical and open-source landscape, creating environments where everyone feels appreciated and authorized has become more critical than ever. This fascinating panel discussion brought together insightful leaders to explore diversity, fairness, inclusion and connectedness (deib), with regard to the unique challenges that marginalized groups are confronted within software development […]
Published September 9, 2025 As WordPress evolves, a crucial question emerges: who will shape the future? If I stand at WordPress events as one of the few black women in the room, I can’t help it, but wonder about the next generation WordPress leaders, developers and innovators. This is not only about diversity at events […]
In the enormous ecosystem of the productivity tools of Google, Google drawings is often overlooked. However, this deceptively simple tool has powerful possibilities that meet a wide range of users – from teachers and students to business professionals and designers. Simply put, Google Drawings is a web -based diagraming software with which users can easily […]
In the ever -evolving world of digital communication, short forms, acronyms and internet jargon change how we deal. Such an abbreviation that often pops up in SMS messages and is on social media platforms “Wrd.” Although at first glance it may seem ambiguous, understanding the meaning and impact of this acronym can provide insight into […]
The great thing about WordPress is that it is a Content Management System (CMS), not just a Sitebuilder. This means that you can use the flexible content storage to set a blog, create custom post types (such as projects or real estate lists) and much more. Divi’s Loop Builder is the easiest way to take […]
How to update “options” in an existing feature? Here my code: public function create_product_attributes($product, $variations) { if (!$product) { return false; } $product_id = $product->get_id(); $existing_attributes = $product->get_attributes(); error_log(print_r([‘variations’ => $variations], true)); error_log(print_r([‘existing_attributes_raw’ => $existing_attributes], true)); // Map existing attributes by taxonomy $existing_attr_map = []; foreach ($existing_attributes as $attribute) { $existing_attr_map[$attribute->get_name()] = $attribute; } error_log(print_r([‘existing_attributes’ […]
A lot of time since this quesiton and the answer have been posted. Since then it has changed a lot. The typical recommendation about non -displayed crawlers wp-content/themes” wp-content/plugins” wp-content/cache” wp-includesAnd any other folder that contains CSS or JS files that are needed on the site is no longer valid. For example, let’s talk about […]
