I’ve not heard of any plugin that currently provides this functionality. This sounds like a perfect opportunity for custom WP development – either you hiring someone to code this for you (which could then be very useful to others desiring the same functionality), or someone in the WP community spontaneously filling a need 😉 I’ve … Read more
If you are comfortable with a source control system such as git – one approach I have used successfully is to create a ‘lowest common denominator’ theme with all the standard functionality shared between the sites and nondescript styling (black and white, standard reset and typography styles etc). Then to do a new site, branch … Read more
First of all, you need to recognize that there are two workflows here: yours and your client. Your Workflow Receive PSD Code HTML/CSS Code WordPress template Deploy theme to live WordPress site Their Workflow Devise required changes and email you Write posts Upload photos The Issue Implementing version control here has absolutely nothing to do … Read more
Create WordPress as a project. I have several such projects, trunk, old versions … for the following, I just use a project named WP Latest Final. You can use the standard installation with /wp-content/plugins. I put my wp-content directory in a Dropbox and tell WP via wp-config.php where to search for it. Create a new … Read more
Add the filemtime() of your stylesheet as version parameter. Lets say, your default stylesheet is in css/default.css and css/default.min.css (not style.css). When we register a stylesheet on wp_loaded (not init), we can pass a version as fourth parameter. That will be the last modified time and therefore change every time we change the file. $min … Read more
There are 3 options from easiest –> Use only one remote database that you all connect to with lots of backups. That way you just have to worry about files and not the db. Use the import and export functionality built into WordPress and throw it into your version control right into the wp root … Read more
Good question, there are a number of approaches and it depends on what you want to achieve. I often do; add_action( ‘plugins_loaded’, array( ‘someClassy’, ‘init’ )); class someClassy { public static function init() { $class = __CLASS__; new $class; } public function __construct() { //construct what you see fit here… } //etc… } A more … Read more