We talk alot on this site about tips and tricks for getting what you want out of WordPress... but today we're going to take a step back from the technical...

In the first post, we took a look at how to attach a file - specifically, a PDF - to WordPress posts and pages without having to use a plugin or third-party...

In the first post in this series, we took defined what the API is, how it differs form the settings API, and some of the general calls that we can make to...

Over the course of the next two posts, we'll take a look at how we can leverage the WordPress API to define our own custom meta boxes for attaching a...

One of the nicest things about working with WordPress is the power of its API. When creating themes and/or plugins, the platform makes it incredibly easy to...

Throughout this series, we've taken a look at the WordPress Database, executed some simple queries against it, and looked at a variety of ways to read data...

In the last post, we too a look at the basic WordPress database schema, queries, and how to get started with retrieving information from the WordPress...

Although the WP Query is great and provides a lot of flexibility, you can actually take your development efforts a step further with more advanced querying...

One of the considerations that all WordPress plugin developers have to make is how to actually publish their work. Many premium plugins opt to run their own...

In the first post in this series, we discussed the reasons that WordPress Plugins should be treated more like larger software projects (but often aren't) and...