Hide fields under review in Gravity Forms
Hiding a page or section of a form in Gravity Forms, without having to remove it from the form.
How-to
WordPress video in the block editor
The WordPress block editor comes with a simple video block that doesn't support MP4 and WebM for one video. But the old video shortcode can.
Turn on debug logging for WordPress tests
Automatically turn on the debug log when running unit tests for WordPress plugins.
Unit testing WordPress plugins with PHP8+
Run your WordPress plugin tests on PHP 8.0 and later. With thanks to Juliette Reinders Folmer and Yoast!
postcss-clean breaks above [email protected]
If you use postcss-clean to drive clean-css as part of your build process, you need to pin postcss to no later than version 8.1.10 or you'll get "TypeError: node.getIterator is not a function".
WooCommerce Signups with Gravity Forms
When customers buy things through your WooCommerce shop, they can sign up to your website right there in the checkout. But if you want to control the signup process, a better option can be Gravity Forms.
Subresource integrity for WordPress scripts and stylesheets
When we load resources from other websites, we trust those sites to deliver something safe. Use subresource integrity to ensure authenticity.
PHP version compatibility test with a few files on 5.2
Check for PHP version compatibility problems in WordPress plugins, with support for just a few files running in PHP 5.2.
Configure WP Super Cache
Page caching is important for the performance of your WordPress website. Here's how to configure WP Super Cache to serve up your site's content from the cache, without bogging down your server.
Payment receipts with Gravity Forms and eWAY
Gravity Forms email notifications can be used to send simple payment receipts for eWAY transactions.
exim4 with wildcard email aliases
When you configure exim4 as your email transport, you will likely need to tell it to replace some user names with aliases. To make your life simpler, use wildcards to do the job for you.
Use Autoptimize effectively
Keeping your WordPress website fast can become pretty tricky once you start installing plugins and off-the-shelf themes. Everything seems to want to load at least one CSS stylesheet, and sometimes a dozen or more JavaScript script files. Some also inject great chunks of CSS and JavaScript into every page. Luckily, there's the handy Autoptimize plugin to help you sort all of that out.