WordPress Gallery Overlay with Fancybox
Do you want to add some style and make your WordPress galleries more user-friendly. Your theme doesn't support Lightbox or Fancybox, and you don't want to use a plugin just for this feature
Category: Advanced Tutorials
Restrict Access to a Single Admin Only
The Problem I needed to restrict access to a single Administrator user for a plugin of mine
Create Gutenberg Blocks with ACF 5.8+ PRO
This tutorial will show you how to create a custom Gutenberg block by using the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. There is only one requirement: to have at least ACF 5.8 PRO version installed
Advanced Custom Fields Front-end Form
Welcome back to another practical tutorial from the blog
Add HTML Search with Autocomplete in WordPress
Let me show you how to create a form with plain HTML, override the existing WordPress get_search_form() function, and give you a couple of ideas on autocomplete
Override And Extend Gutenberg Gallery Block
In this tutorial, I will show you how to override a Gutenberg gallery block, extend, and display full-size images in a modal-type window
Add WordPress Custom User Roles
Welcome back to another WordPress tutorial. This time I will show you how to add and create a new Custom User Role and assign its own capabilities. This feature may come up handy if the default WordPress user roles (Author, Subscriber, Editor, etc
Create WordPress Child Themes with WP-CLI
In this quick tutorial, I will share a PHP script I have put together that will allow you to extend parent themes and generate child theme start files with a single WP-CLI command
Blogger Card Plugin with Web Components
Building a Modern WordPress Blogger Cards Plugin with Web Components Updated 2025 In this updated tutorial, I'll show you how to create a production-ready Blogger Cards plugin for WordPress that displays user information in beautiful, interactive cards
Integrate Bitly URLs with WordPress
This quick tutorial will automatically show you how to generate Bitly short URLs within WordPress. We will use their latest API v4, which was released just a month ago, at the beginning of March 2020
Add License Key to Premium Theme/Plugin (3/3)
I showed you how to set up your API server in parts one and two. Up until this point, you must have it working and fully tested
Send Custom Emails in WordPress
This quick tutorial will show you how to send custom emails to your registered users using the wp_mail() function. Create your own email templates
Monitor WordPress Plugin Statistics
In this quick tutorial, I will show you how to track your WordPress.org plugins statistics and display them as a widget within your own theme
Add License Key to Premium Theme/Plugin (2/3)
In part one of this three-part tutorial, we discussed adding and manipulating initial license key data after user registration and payment completion
Add License Key to Premium Theme/Plugin (1/3)
Quick Intro In this three-part tutorial, I will show you how to set up, create and Add License Key functionality with authentication for your premium theme or plugin