In most cases, the database server is not open to remote connections by default, meaning that you can connect to it locally (web server and database server are on the same machine). By default, MySQL is binding to the localhost or 127.0.0.1. Here is one tutorial on how to grant remote access to specific IP … Read more
If you only want to empty the site of its content (posts, comments, terms, and meta) then there’s a wp-cli command for that: $ wp site empty Use the the –uploads parameter to delete all files in the uploads folder and –yes to skip the conformation. Warning: Remember to backup before testing! See the wp-cli … Read more
I’m afraid there is no such function in there yet. You can find this bug: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/8869 and it’s still open as enhancement. On the other hand, you can paste using Cmd+Shift+V (Ctrl+Shift+V on Win) and it should paste your text ignoring most of formatting, I guess.
It seems to be a syntax error. The options should be passed inside postcssOption according to the webpack documentation. Try replacing this line: use: [“css-loader?url=false”, { loader: “postcss-loader”, options: { plugins: postCSSPlugins } }] With this: use: [“css-loader?url=false”, { loader: “postcss-loader”, options: { postcssOptions : { plugins: postCSSPlugins} } }]
The error you get is: [webpack-cli] TypeError: ManifestPlugin is not a constructor You are trying to load weback-manifest-plugin it like this: const ManifestPlugin = require(“webpack-manifest-plugin”) How it should be loaded Looking at the documentation for webpack-manifest-plugin, it should be loaded like this: const { WebpackManifestPlugin } = require(‘webpack-manifest-plugin’); So change that row, and then also … Read more
Having a local environment that is the same for all devs is pretty easy to setup using vccw.cc or basic-wordpress-vagrant. Use Git for plugins and themes — each as their own repo. Free private repos are available on Bitbucket. Pass your DB around using WP-CLI or wordmove to sync settings and content.
I personally set up a development environment as a base of my WordPress Development, where I’ve dummy data and some other debugging plugins. I then create my own plugin directory and do git init in it. During plugin development, I set up the Developer plugin to Plugin for a self-hosted WordPress installation. It helps me … Read more
What you’re looking for is git submodules: Git’s submodule support allows a repository to contain, as a subdirectory, a checkout of an external project. PS: Always try to use the jQuery bundled with WordPress.
The following code uses HTML5 Video, with the muted & autoplay attributes set. It takes the video, which I uploaded through the media gallery and displays it fullscreen. I’m using a script that detects when the video is done playing, then it fades out and is removed from the DOM. HTML <div class=”fullscreen-bg”> <video muted … Read more
How to run subversion and staging environments when running WordPress