Why use Axios instead of Fetch for HTTP requests in JavaScript? When it comes to making HTTP requests in JavaScript, there are two main options: Fetch and Axios. While both have their own benefits, in this blog post, we will explore why Axios is a better option in comparison to Fetch. Easy to use: Axios … Continued
JavaScript provides several array methods that help us manipulate and process data in arrays. These methods are .find(), .filter(), .some(), and .map(). Each of these methods serves a unique purpose and can be used in different scenarios to achieve specific goals. In this blog post, we will explore the difference between these methods and when … Continued
The WordPress REST API provides a simple and convenient way to access the data stored in a WordPress site. However, in some cases, you may need to create a custom endpoint that allows you to retrieve specific data based on specific criteria. In this blog post, we will walk you through the process of creating … Continued
So you’ve imported your JSON file and the plugin is returning this XML for your to map out accordingly. GREAT! Setting up a repeater? No problem, but you might not need all that data, maybe you need the relevant data from the array. Here we’ll go over how to look through the data using the … Continued
I recently ran into an issue where I needed to add a true/false option to a page template. Setting this up was super easy, but the concern came up of what to do about the previous content? Of course, I did the usual Googling and came across this solution on stackoverflow. Depending on how many … Continued
Let’s discuss and show how using ACF Google Maps, and WP_Query we can search content by radius and/or proximity using both latitude and longitude set through ACF Google Maps. File set up: Lets create three seperate files ( these will be included inside your functions.php in order ) sort-acf-gmap-distance.php wp-query-geo.php sort-locations-api.php Let’s do a quick … Continued
I’m a huge fan of Bootstrap, and even more of their position on Accessibility. They make it clear where they stand, the work they’ve put into their features and what is missing and left to the user. To be clear, I don’t claim to be an expert on Accessibility. I’ve been fortunate enough to give … Continued