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5 Ways to Migrate WordPress Sites

Modified on: July 4, 2020

migrating wordpress sites

In this post, I would like to share some methods when migrating the WordPress host.

Filed Under: Backend, Featured, Wordpress, Wordpress Plugins, WordPress Themes

Customizing WordPress Themes: Basic Principles & Examples

Modified on: March 13, 2023

customizing wordpress themes

The purpose of this article is to provide some methods to customize a WordPress theme.

Filed Under: Backend, Featured, Front-end, Wordpress, Wordpress Plugins, WordPress Themes Tagged With: add_filter, php, wordpress hooks

reCaptcha v3: How to implement on WordPress custom forms to stop bot signups

Modified on: February 17, 2021

google recaptcha

In this article, let’s discuss how to implement reCaptcha v3 on a custom forms and the differences among the reCaptcha versions.

Filed Under: Backend, Featured, Wordpress, Wordpress Plugins, WordPress Themes Tagged With: javascript, php, security

WordPress: How to make the functions.php less messy

Modified on: July 4, 2020

make functions.php less messy

I have been working with WordPress for a while and one thing that irritates me is that the functions.php contains a lot of codes. This makes the file looks messy and hard to follow. Check out from here some methods to improve this.

Filed Under: Backend, Featured, Wordpress, WordPress Themes Tagged With: clean code, code refactoring, php

[CSS] Simple parallax [Code + Demo]

Modified on: July 4, 2020

This code implements a simple parallax section with only CSS, no Javascript needed. The idea is that an image will be set as the background image of a section with fixed position, so that when people scroll down, the image stays fixed.

Filed Under: Featured, Front-end Tagged With: bootstrap, css, html

Code refactoring: When and How

Modified on: July 4, 2020

In general, code refactoring refers to the process of changing bad codes into cleaner, purposeful, human-readable, reusable code in order to be cost effective, easy to maintain and collaborate, and probably a better performance.

Filed Under: Backend, Featured, Front-end, Wordpress Tagged With: clean code, code refactoring

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Hi! I am a Vietnamese coder living in Oulu, Finland. Currently I am working with PHP, MySQL, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This blog is my learning diary, in which I share knowledge from my own experience or research. Hopefully you can find something useful here and don’t hesitate to open a discussion or leave a feedback!

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