Posts 2 Posts for WordPress: Basic Usage Guide
Posts 2 Posts lets you create many-to-many relationships between WordPress content types and query those connections in flexible ways.
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Common Data and Retrieval Methods Used in a WordPress Front-End User Center
A practical list of WordPress data and helper functions commonly used when building a front-end user center.
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Add CSS Classes to WordPress Loop Items to Build More Flexible Layouts
Add CSS classes to WordPress loop items directly or through the post_class filter to support more flexible archive layouts.
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Calculate a User’s Percentage Rank Based on the Number of Posts They Have Published
Calculate a WordPress user’s percentage ranking based on how many posts they have published.
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Get a User’s Post Count and Comment Count When Building a WordPress User Center
Use SQL queries or cached user meta to get a user’s post count and comment count in a WordPress user center.
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How to Get the Number of Posts in a Specific WordPress Category
Two ways to get the number of posts in a specific WordPress category: a direct SQL query and a WP_Query-based approach.
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Add a Purchased Products Column to the WooCommerce Admin Orders List
Add a custom column to the WooCommerce admin orders list so each order row shows the purchased products and quantities.
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How to Build a Category Subscription Feature in a WordPress User Center with Ajax
Build a category subscription feature for a WordPress user center with Ajax, without relying on a plugin.
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WordPress Sage Theme Documentation: Theme Build and Deployment
A translated guide to the Sage front-end workflow, project dependencies, Gulp commands, Bower packages, and the asset pipeline.
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WordPress Sage Theme Documentation: Template Structure and Extension Methods
A translated guide to Sage template files, template parts, and standard WordPress methods for extending the theme structure.
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WordPress Sage Theme Documentation: Installation, Configuration, and Feature Overview
A translated introduction to installing Sage, configuring Soil features, and understanding the core files inside the Sage theme framework.
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Use Jcrop in WordPress to Upload and Crop a Custom Avatar: PHP Backend
Use Ajax upload plus Jcrop in WordPress so users can upload and crop a custom avatar from the front end.
