I need to create a page like that
http://i.stack.imgur.com/9a9yY.jpg
Which plugins should I use to create a page very similar to this?
Thanks!
I see at the moment, two ways to do this.
Using the Plugin TablePress (easiest way) - Example
or using the jQuery DataTables plugin - Example
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I'm going to create a theme and I would like to create a functionality that I have seen in other themes that I have used: for example every page can be created with different modules in different order (videos, images, texts, etc...) so its up to the person creating the page to decide which elements are going to be used.
What is the best way to achieve this? I have created custom templates but I have never tried to separate the content with modules, my first guess is that it can be done using WPBakery or a similar plugin because that is what I have seen in the themes I have bought but I'm wondering if that's the best option. Do you have any recommendations or maybe a tutorial where I can see how I can accomplish this?
Thank you.
Use Advanced Custom Fields plugin and create a field with multiple possible elements. So you decide how elements will look like and the client can build his own site with that modules. The chance the client will break the layout because of superfancy layout builder is nearly zero.
I am writing a simple plugin for wordpress (actually a widget, packaged as a plugin, because reasons). I am using bootstrap to style the widget, because reasons. Now, the problem is that should I include bootstrap along the plugin or depend on another plugin (for example https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-bootstrap-css/). The first is easy, but not too nice way to do it. The second I actually have no idea going about. I have found some plugins (such as Plugin-Dependecies) that could be used for it, but I'd like to do it without the meta-plugin.
Is there a way for a plugin to depend on another plugin out-of-the-box? If yes, how should I do it?
Or if there is a better way to do the styling, what would that be?
Thanks in advance.
Look at this WordPress Plugin Dependencies. It may help you.
I've been tasked with modifying the frond end of a Wordpress site, which is something I have not done before. I was first thinking of using Handlebars an Bootstrap, but I'm not even sure that will even work with the Wordpress framework.
If those don't work, what would be a good way to create a nice UI for the Wordpress site? Is creating my own theme a viable option? What tools am I even available to use?
Thank you.
Some of my favorite starter themes are:
http://themble.com/bones/ and http://underscores.me/
You can also look at frameworks like:
http://themeshaper.com/thematic/ or http://my.studiopress.com/themes/genesis/
I've used AngularJS with WordPress in the past, so I don't see why you wouldn't be able to use Handlebars (I haven't done it myself, but if you search, I'm sure you'll find some help there).
If you still want to use Bootstrap, there some tutorials on how to integrate it: http://digitalfellows.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2013/11/18/learn-bootstrap-part-2-adding-bootstrap-to-wordpress/
Currently I have a website working with Wordpress and Jquery Quicksand.
However I don't want to show all posts at the same time. I wish to show e.g. 6 posts and then have a pagination. And that's where I get the problem.
If I have a filter on the first page with posts, it just filters those posts, and not the ones on the other pages. Like this (example from tutsplus.com)
And that's not intuitive at all. Not being able to navigate from one page to another within a filter is just not userfriendly.
I haven't found any tutorial on this, but I found a working example, using quicksand. So it is possible.
So I was wondering if someone might help me, or possibly have a better solution that the working example?
The reason I added ajax in the title is because I thought it might be a better solution doing a new wp_query via ajax instead of loading all posts in multiple lists and show/hide them with the filters.
Here's a tutorial to the working example you found:
By the common use of libraries and functionality it seems they followed it step by step.
Use Masonery or it´s bigger brother Isotope.
(this is also what the example you have posted is using .
Neither Isotope or Masonry support pagination as mentioned in Isotope main site.
I have a simple question. What is the best way to create a form like this one http://www.condoroyalty.com/book-a-tour with the same features?
I can do it myself but what is the best way to integrate it? Develop the form under template, creating a plugin or...
I have another way, to use plugins but the plugins won't let me edit that form and I couldn't add the calendar.
Please give me some tips or a link.
Thank you!
use JQuery, here some links:
http://www.queness.com/post/204/25-jquery-plugins-that-enhance-and-beautify-html-form-elements
http://www.jformer.com/
http://www.designyourway.net/blog/resources/55-jquery-form-plugins-to-download-and-use/
Good luck!