Hi Alex, I would like to give you thumbs up for the high quality of your videos and the level of professionalism. I have been following your tutorials from the beginning and have learnt a lot. I appreciate that this series of videos are not aimed to beginners but to intermediate level programmers. Don't give up and as you keep saying: "happy coding"
Just finished part 19, so this part came right on time! Thanks for making this tutorial series! Definitely the best on youtube. Can't wait for part 21. Thanks!
+Jose Velazquez Thank you for following, I'm not a genius at all, I just work with these stuff everyday, but my level of experience is not at all at a "genius" phase. Cheers
Hi Alex. Awesome video as always. I'm taking my firsts steeps in this world thanks to your tutorials and I have a question I can't find anywhere. Whenever I display the categories of a post they show in alphabetical order, but I want to display them maintaining it's hierarchical order if any. I mean, category -> sub-category. Is there any solution to accomplish what I want to achieve? Thanks in advance.
+matt craft Hi, thanks for following. In the function get_categories() you can specify an attribute called 'hierarchical' with a value of 1. This will print the hierarchy of your cat and sub-cat, as far as you have posts associated to those categories. Also you can order the categories by these different values: id name slug count term_group Cheers
Hi Alessandro Castellani Thanks again for this awesome tutorial. I've a question. You some time use if(): endif; and some time if(){} which one is best for this time? Or is there some rule.
They're the same. The more eloquent endif; method is better when you have to interrupt the PHP tags to print some HTML. It's easier to read instead of a simple }
Great job like always, but one question, i'm developping with a frensh version of wordpress, and when i write "no comments" in the code it automatically translate it to frensh in the front end, and when i replace "no comments" with any random string, it appers with no translation because it can't undestand it i guess. How can i disable this please. I'v fixed the problem, i just changed the site language in the settings :)
+Alessandro Castellani Seems like i did it. I used get_media_embedded_in_content to grab it from posts. So now i have this video-post format on my blog page with other posts formats. The next question is how to resize the video, becuase i suppose that the only way to change the attributes is to use javascript code? Well, im still looking forward your next tutorial, eager to see how you code it :)
Hi Alex I have a problem man I designed a website which is perfectly rendering in crome because I use chrome very often when I tried to open the same website in firefox it is being rendered differenty in that browser.Please tell me how can I make a website which can be rendered identically in all the browsers or please share a link which can help me.
+Akshay Sharma Hi, thank you for following. So, I touched this issue in the last Live Development Session. I always suggest to code your website in Firefox, because Chrome tends to fix for yourself CSS or HTML errors, and gives you always the best view possible. The technique of optimizing a website for every browser is called Cross-Browsing, and it's a long and, sometimes, tedious process. This user lists a good amount of steps to follow. stackoverflow.com/questions/1064594/what-are-the-best-practices-for-cross-browser-web-sites Happy coding!
Hi Alex, You said you have no comments on that post so why does it say 1 comment then? Don't think you made a mistake in php code but don't get why it sais there is a comment if there shouldn't be one. Is it becouse there is a comment but you didn't styled it yet in the front-end? Cheerz
+Frederic Boogaerts Ahah, yes, there's actually a comment. The default installation of WordPress comes with a placeholder comment already inside, I didn't remove it so it's counting it.
Hello (sry for my english) I have got a problem, I dont want to use a icon-font. so I tryed to use the wordpress icon but they aren't displayed (icons for tag and comments) pls help me return ''. get_the_tag_list('', ' ', '') .''. $comments .''; p.s: I love your tutorials. the best on youtube I have ever seen
+MGcrafterLP Hi, no apologies, your English is better than mine. By default the dash icons of WordPress are only available in the Admin Panel. You can enqueue that style in the front-end with this code: wp_enqueue_style( 'dashicons' ); Thank you for following, and Happy Coding!
"Having a Design file is super helpful for us developers" - Quote of the Year. I just love it when I get designs tossed my way!
Are you sarcastic, or do you actually agree? :D
Thanks for watching
For me it's actually heaven when I get a design file. I can just focus on being a nerd and not care about designing :D
Hi Alex, I would like to give you thumbs up for the high quality of your videos and the level of professionalism. I have been following your tutorials from the beginning and have learnt a lot. I appreciate that this series of videos are not aimed to beginners but to intermediate level programmers. Don't give up and as you keep saying: "happy coding"
+Robipro Thank you so much for following and for your positive feedback.
I will never stop :D
Just finished part 19, so this part came right on time! Thanks for making this tutorial series! Definitely the best on youtube. Can't wait for part 21. Thanks!
+BJHStyle | Mod Reviews and More! Thank you so much, I will publish next part on Friday.
Happy Coding!
Alex, wanted to say thank you for the great videos. You are very good teacher and I am learning a lot. Keep it up. I can't wait for the next one!
+Mark Waters Thank you for keep watching, I will never stop :D
Well don't. I'm still learning... :)
Great tutorial so far! I cannot wait to see next one!
I would definitely pitch some donation for u when this series completed!
+Norihiro Tsutae Thank you so much for following! So, I better hurry in finishing this series :D
i love ur teaching style... plz upload next part soon ... thnx for ur help
Uploading tonight! Thanks for following
Definaly an great serie!
You are the best. Thank for all :D :D :D
Thank you so much
alesandro thank you for your awesome video. i think your a genius on WordPress i have learned so much thanks keep up the good work.
+Jose Velazquez Thank you for following, I'm not a genius at all, I just work with these stuff everyday, but my level of experience is not at all at a "genius" phase.
Cheers
Awesome Alessandro Castellani
Thank you so much!
can I have your skype Id or email id?
My skype id : mejba_92
Thanks, you saved lot of my time :)
You are the best.
+Manik Mia not really, just pretty average :P
You can't see yourself and audience are the best jazzes.
your are amazing thank u so much
+Roleno K 😄
Hi Alex. Awesome video as always. I'm taking my firsts steeps in this world thanks to your tutorials and I have a question I can't find anywhere. Whenever I display the categories of a post they show in alphabetical order, but I want to display them maintaining it's hierarchical order if any. I mean, category -> sub-category. Is there any solution to accomplish what I want to achieve? Thanks in advance.
+matt craft Hi, thanks for following.
In the function get_categories() you can specify an attribute called 'hierarchical' with a value of 1. This will print the hierarchy of your cat and sub-cat, as far as you have posts associated to those categories.
Also you can order the categories by these different values:
id
name
slug
count
term_group
Cheers
thnx the video is excellent
Hi Alessandro Castellani Thanks again for this awesome tutorial.
I've a question. You some time use
if(): endif;
and some time
if(){}
which one is best for this time? Or is there some rule.
They're the same. The more eloquent endif; method is better when you have to interrupt the PHP tags to print some HTML. It's easier to read instead of a simple }
thanks a lot
You're very welcome
Great job like always, but one question, i'm developping with a frensh version of wordpress, and when i write "no comments" in the code it automatically translate it to frensh in the front end, and when i replace "no comments" with any random string, it appers with no translation because it can't undestand it i guess.
How can i disable this please.
I'v fixed the problem, i just changed the site language in the settings :)
How do you put video for your video-post format on your website? Because im trying to create something similar and can't get how to realize it.
+RE JUv (REJUv) This is gonna be the topic of the next couple of tutorials :D
+Alessandro Castellani Seems like i did it. I used get_media_embedded_in_content to grab it from posts. So now i have this video-post format on my blog page with other posts formats. The next question is how to resize the video, becuase i suppose that the only way to change the attributes is to use javascript code?
Well, im still looking forward your next tutorial, eager to see how you code it :)
Hi Alex I have a problem man I designed a website which is perfectly rendering in crome because I use chrome very often when I tried to open the same website in firefox it is being rendered differenty in that browser.Please tell me how can I make a website which can be rendered identically in all the browsers or please share a link which can help me.
+Akshay Sharma Hi, thank you for following.
So, I touched this issue in the last Live Development Session. I always suggest to code your website in Firefox, because Chrome tends to fix for yourself CSS or HTML errors, and gives you always the best view possible.
The technique of optimizing a website for every browser is called Cross-Browsing, and it's a long and, sometimes, tedious process.
This user lists a good amount of steps to follow.
stackoverflow.com/questions/1064594/what-are-the-best-practices-for-cross-browser-web-sites
Happy coding!
What are you using to make your wireframe ?
+Dylan Higa Sketch from Bohemian Coding
Hi Alex,
You said you have no comments on that post so why does it say 1 comment then? Don't think you made a mistake in php code but don't get why it sais there is a comment if there shouldn't be one.
Is it becouse there is a comment but you didn't styled it yet in the front-end?
Cheerz
+Frederic Boogaerts Ahah, yes, there's actually a comment.
The default installation of WordPress comes with a placeholder comment already inside, I didn't remove it so it's counting it.
Hello (sry for my english) I have got a problem, I dont want to use a icon-font. so I tryed to use the wordpress icon but they aren't displayed (icons for tag and comments) pls help me
return ''. get_the_tag_list('', ' ', '') .''. $comments .'';
p.s: I love your tutorials. the best on youtube I have ever seen
+MGcrafterLP Hi, no apologies, your English is better than mine.
By default the dash icons of WordPress are only available in the Admin Panel. You can enqueue that style in the front-end with this code: wp_enqueue_style( 'dashicons' );
Thank you for following, and Happy Coding!
No way to understand anything, sorry
What? Really? Is it too complicated or my explanation is not clear?