Part 3 in a series on Creating a React WordPress theme, In this article we look into Creating a React WordPress menu using the built in WordPress menu functionality.
Part 3 in a series on Creating a React WordPress theme, In this article we look into Creating a React WordPress menu using the built in WordPress menu functionality.
Part 2 in a series on Creating a React WordPress theme, how to display WordPress Rest API Posts listed with infinite scroll to paginate, along with single post view.
Part 1 in a series on Creating a React WordPress theme, how to build and run React inside a WordPress theme using Babel and Webpack.
How to create a docker compose configuration that combines WordPress, MySQL, Adminer, and Mailcatcher containers into a local WordPress development environment.
Extend the default WordPress docker container and install and configure the xdebug extension to work with PHPStorm.
Automatically append the current time onto the end of queued scripts and styles when debug mode is enabled.
Using the theme_page_templates filter we can registered a custom template that appears in the page attributes template dropdown without having to create a template file