We believe remote development is the smart way to develop your company’s project. Why? Because it has a high value proposition, as it combines the best of two worlds: expert resources at a lower cost plus cultural and physical proximity, matching time-zone and easy communication.
It was a great pleasure to participate as one of the main sponsors at WordCamp London 2018. As Portugal’s leading WordPress development agency and since we already had several international projects, we decided that it would be very interesting to start working in the UK market.
WordPress’ shortcodes API, allow us to use, inside post and page content, a set of macro codes, inspired by BBCode formatting code, when presenting to the website visitant, are substituted by the function they abstract. In addition to WordPress’ shortcodes, both themes and plugins can add new ones. We will find all about it in this article.
In the second part of our WordPress development tutorial series we will cover how filters work. They are very similar to actions, with a slight difference: every filter function receives an argument and returns, transformed or not, the first received argument.
This is the first in a series of WordPress development tutorials we will be publishing. The subject will be divided by topics. You will need nothing more than a WordPress previously installed on your own server and some rudimentary PHP knowledge.
WordPress today ranks as the CMS with the largest market share. From small personal blogs to large international companies websites that attract thousands of views per day. It makes plenty of sense that Media companies adhere to WordPress.
We have long wanted to launch a blog and we finally did it. If 2017 was an year full of transformations and challenges for us, next year, like the WordPress year itself, will not be different.
Performance, Security and Innovation will be keywords for next year.
