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The process for setting up Visual Studio Code for the Sage 9.x build process is a bit different now that it uses Yarn instead of gulp as the main script runner. Basically, the steps are the same as in my previous post Setting up Visual Studio Code for the Sage 8.x WordPress starter theme with … continue
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Here are the tools and plugins that we use in every WordPress theme that we build. Advanced Custom Fields Pro This is our go-to plugin for creating custom page templates and custom theme options that are easily editable in the WordPress admin, for both the client and the developer. The Pro version gives us Repeater, Gallery and the … continue
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Here is the situation: a client comes back a year after their project is complete and wants some changes made. Or a client comes to you to make changes on an existing project that was developed by somebody else. Also if you are working on a large project with a team this can also be a very handy technique. … continue
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I’ve published an update to this post for Sage 9.x as it uses a different build process. Check it out here. I’ve recently switched over to Visual Studio Code from Sublime Text 3 as my primary code editor and I am really liking it. It is fast, lightweight, and now has a healthy array of … continue