Hide the Visual Editor for Specific WordPress Page Templates
Disable the default WordPress visual editor for pages using a specific template so users only work with the custom fields they actually need.
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Filter WordPress Content by Taxonomy with a Dropdown
Build a taxonomy-based dropdown filter in WordPress so users can filter archive content by a selected custom taxonomy term.
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Understanding WordPress Content Types: Post Types
A practical introduction to the main content types in WordPress, how posts, comments, users, and metadata relate to each other, and why post types matter.
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Piklist v0.9.9.x Now Supports Front-End Forms
Piklist can now create front-end forms, making post submission and profile editing forms much easier to build in WordPress.
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WordPress REST API Has Started Entering WordPress Core
Part of the WordPress REST API plugin was merged into WordPress 4.4 development, but full REST API support was still expected later.
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How to Fix the Chrome Bug That Breaks the WordPress Admin Menu Layout
A Chrome 45 Slimming Paint bug could break the WordPress admin menu layout; disabling that flag fixes the issue.
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Open the View Site Link in the WordPress Admin Bar in a New Tab
Change the WordPress admin bar View Site link so it opens in a new tab instead of replacing the current dashboard page.
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How to Disable Visual Editor Shortcuts in WordPress 4.3
Disable the visual editor text-pattern shortcuts added in WordPress 4.3 if they do not fit your writing habits.
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Explore the WordPress REST API with the REST API Console Plugin
The REST API Console plugin adds a testing console inside the WordPress admin so you can explore and debug the WordPress REST API more easily.
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WordPress Trivia: How Many Posts Can WordPress Support?
A fun look at the theoretical maximum number of posts WordPress can store based on the bigint ID field used in its database tables.
