You can do many beautiful things with WordPress, and I will show you how.
Either you create your own Gutenberg block or some buttons for block toolbar or maybe you decided to add some settings fields to the post – in any case you have to add icons. And in this tutorial I will show how.
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The goal of Gutenberg editor is to display the website content while you're editing it the same way it is displayed on the website. But if you're using your custom theme, it isn't going to happen just by itself.
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Today I begin the work of moving my current website to Gutenberg. Well, I haven't faced so many issues daily for a long time. Some issues are stupid and my fault but anyway I'm going to share the process here.
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Recently I watched some marketing videos and was inspired by an idea to place a simple checkbox on the checkout page, and if you click this checkbox, one more product will be added to your order. Extremely simple.
Learn More →In this tutorial I will show you two methods that allow you to check anywhere in the code if a certain WooCommerce email is enabled or not. The code will work for both default and custom emails.
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I've been working with WooCommerce Memberships and Subscriptions projects since 2015, and I had to do this research long time ago. Well, but better later than never, right?
Learn More →Today I decided to use a brand new Twenty Nineteen theme on one of my WordPress websites. Theme is awesome but I didn't like how featured images are displayed, especially on single post pages.
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