Log PHP Data In WordPress To Your Browser’s Console
Debugging PHP can be a pain in WordPress. Add this handy code snippet to your theme’s functions.php file. The function will log PHP data to your browser’s console.
Don’t Trust The Numbers!
As developers, we can’t trust raw data about people. Yet for some reason, when we see stats and figures from studies about people we tend toward blind faith in them.
How To Create The Perfect Type Scale in SCSS
Get your type scale spot on with this bit of SCSS. You can use the Type Scale website to determine the typographic scale that fits your design.
How To Quickly Check / Find Your WordPress PHP Version
Not sure or need to know what version of PHP your WordPress website is using? Here is how to find your version quickly.
Set The Max Upload Size of Nginx on Laravel Homestead
To increase the max upload size on Laravel Homestead add the config option client_max_body_size.
How to Create a Custom API endpoint in WordPress
There are many ways to create a custom API endpoint in WordPress. I personally like to build them against the base URL. […]
macOS 11 Big Sur Nginx Setup: Multiple PHP Versions
Create a very robust, clean, and fast local multi-version PHP (7.4, 8.0, 8.1) development environment on macOS Big Sur with Intel or Apple M1 chipsets.
Configure Xdebug for PHPStorm: PHP’s Built-In Server
PHPStorm is awesome. PHPStorm with Xdebug is even better. Specifically, when using Xdebug with the built-in PHP server. To Get Xdebug working […]
Link Share: Issue #4
The last week has been full of exciting news. Here are a few links that caught my attention.