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Designing for the new WordPress editor

How to throttle Javascript functions

Image of Mark Wilkinson speaking at WordCamp London 2019.

Syndicating WordPress content using content deployment

Recently we have been working on an exciting project for TOMD (The Outsourced Marketing Department). We originally built a content deployment and content syndication system for them back in 2017 and we have recently been commissioned to improve this and add new features.

In this post, with accompanying video and presentation slides, I am going to focus on content syndication in WordPress, what it is, how it is done and why you might want to deploy content from one WordPress site to another.

Updating the WP Broadbean plugin to version 3

Find about more about how to update the WP Broadbean WordPress plugin to the new version 3.0.

Integrating your site with Google Maps API

If you want to display a Google map on your site, for example on your contact page, you need to generate an API key (a specific set of numbers and letters) using a Google account to ensure your map displays properly. This post explains how to obtain this API key and how to configure it so that it will work on your domain.

Editing content on custom post type archive pages

In this first in a series of AskHighrise, were you can ask us questions, I answer a popular developer question about allowing clients to edit the content of their custom post type archive pages.

Highrise ACF Blocks Plugin

Introducing the Highrise ACF Blocks Plugin, providing developers with a suite of customisable Gutenberg blocks including all front-end markup. Just add your own styling and you are good to go.

Talk: How to write extensible WordPress code

When developing WordPress plugins and themes it makes sense to allow to them to be extended and modified. To do this you need to write extensible code. I recently presented a talk to the WordPress Cheltenham meet-up group about how to write extensible WordPress code. Watch the video and view the slides in this post.

WordPress hooks, actions and filters explained

Wouldn’t it be great if you could alter the way WordPress works to suit any project you are working on?

In this article, I am going to show you exactly how you can do this, by introducing what I think is the most powerful feature of WordPress – hooks. Also known as actions and filters, we will look at what they are, how to use them and why they can really change the way you develop with WordPress.

Using JavaScript with Gravity Forms Pages

How to duplicate repeater fields in ACF

WP Broadbean vs WP Job Manager Broadbean Add-on, which is the best plugin for you?

Highrise Digital are experienced in integrating Broadbean and LogicMelon with WordPress. We offer 2 solutions and in this post we are going to look at the differences between each.

Manipulating Custom Properties with Javascript

Debugging Neat 2

The 6 reasons why AMC Networks International chose WordPress for their Intranet

Using a WordPress Filters to Modify Tag Cloud Args

A brief introduction to website SSL certificates

In this article we look at what are SSL certificates, why does your website needs one and how do you install one.

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