Welcome to the Gutenberg Editor
…of course 🙂 Visual Editing A huge benefit of blocks is that you can edit them in place and manipulate your content directly. Instead of having fields for editing things…
deregister()
…plugins’ asset handles Use the Nebula search tool in the WordPress Admin Dashboard on the Developer Information metabox to find plugin asset handles. Do a search within an individual plugin…
debounce()
Similar to throttle() but debounce only allows the callback once at the end (or the beginning) whereas throttle happens multiple times with a “cooldown” in between….
debug_log()
The format of each line in the log is: [timestamp] message (on file) Example: [Saturday, April 19, 2020 – 10:51:51am] This is a test. (on https://nebula.gearside.com/documentation/)…
transient()
This function is mostly for the convenient pattern of checking the transient and the object cache. If your usage of the transient storage is different than simply getting/setting data to…
Upgrading to Font Awesome Pro
…is strongly recommended. Then use the provided code snippet on this page in your child theme functions file (either functions.php, /functions/nebula_child.php, or any custom location you’ve created). If icons are…
How to use the JavaScript WordPress Hooks API (Without Any Extra Libraries)
…a quick-start field guide. Refer to the Gutenberg GitHub repo for the official documentation. Example usage: let prefetchBlocklist = wp.hooks.applyFilters(‘nebulaPrefetchBlocklist’, [‘logout’, ‘wp-admin’]); wp.hooks.addFilter() Finally, hooking into available filters is performed…