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  • Published on
    1 April 2020

    WordPress Example: How to update and refresh current value stored in an ACF field

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    The post displays hows to use WordPress Ajax functions to display a field’s value; and automatically refresh the field every 5 seconds. This example also includes examples of how to send an Ajax post to update the field. In this example, each click oft the ‘submit’ button will increase the numerical value stored in the ...
  • Published on
    31 March 2020

    My 10 year Linux journey: Windows to Linux, and not going back

    • Uncategorized
    Over the past 10 years, I have been able to use free and open source software to benefit my personal and work life, by using Linux I have gained an understanding of what it really is, and how it can be used to make a perfect server or desktop OS. 2010 Starting in 2010 I...
  • Published on
    31 March 2020

    WordPress: Update user email address, or add a new user with only theme access

    • Development
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    If you’re editing a website but only have theme access, and no access to the database, you can temporarily add the code below into your theme ‘front-page.php’ or other theme file to update either: The existing first user’s email address Add a new Administrator user Remember to remove this code when your have finished your ...
  • Published on
    1 March 2020

    How to LazyLoad images in WordPress without using a WP Plugin

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    This post explains how to use the jQuery Lazy library in a WordPress template. By implementing this library into a template manually will give you greater flexibility in terms of which images can be ‘lazy loaded’. A couple of requirements are necessary before using the jQuery Lazy library: Requires at least jQuery 3.4.1 – This ...
  • Published on
    26 August 2019

    Fixing AMP-IMG Instrinsic ‘small’ images in IE11 and IE10

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    During a recent project I found an issue with images being shown very small when viewing a web page in IE10/11, this happened when the page was built in AMP with images being loaded with the AMP-IMG component. E.g. Notice the small image floated right: The project was built with WordPress, and uses the official ...
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