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Category Images for ImagePress

Easily Add and Manage Category Images ImagePress now has a new, powerful feature that allows you to enhance your image categories by adding unique images for each category. With a user-friendly interface…

Complete Guide to Google OAuth 2.0 Authentication in PHP

Introduction Google OAuth 2.0 authentication is one of the most popular ways to add secure, user-friendly login functionality to web applications. It eliminates the need for users to remember yet another password…

WP Lighthouse vs. WP Rocket: A Deep Dive into WordPress Performance and Security

In the competitive landscape of WordPress optimization plugins, two names frequently emerge: WP Rocket and WP Lighthouse. Both aim to significantly enhance website performance, but they approach this critical task with distinct…

Active Analytics – Meet the New Content Report: Your Pages at a Glance

If you’ve ever wondered which pages on your site are catching attention right now — and which ones need love — the new Active Analytics Content Report has your back. It shows every page’s views over the last…

How to Completely Delete or Reset WooCommerce Products and Data

If you’ve been working with WooCommerce and need to start over — for example, after importing thousands of products that didn’t go as planned — manually deleting products through the admin interface…

Why Active Analytics is a Good Alternative to Its Competitors: A Comprehensive Guide

In today’s digital landscape, understanding how visitors interact with your website is crucial for making informed decisions about content, design, and marketing strategies. For WordPress site owners and small businesses, choosing the…

Understanding Your Website: Why Active Analytics is a Smart Choice

Introduction: Unlocking Your Website’s Story, Simply Understanding who visits a website, what content captures their attention, and where they originate from is not just for technical specialists or data scientists; it is…

The Art and Science of Two-Color Combinations: A Comprehensive Guide

Color is one of the most powerful tools in design, art, and visual communication. While many focus on complex color palettes, there’s remarkable depth and nuance in the seemingly simple pairing of…

New in Lighthouse: UTF8MB4 Database Conversion Tool

Improving WordPress Database Performance and Emoji Support with UTF8MB4 WordPress has gradually moved to a 4‑byte UTF-8 encoding (called utf8mb4) to support emojis and more languages. The new Lighthouse release adds an…

Implementing Custom Tooltips with Vanilla JavaScript

The following script replaces the native browser tooltip with a custom-styled tooltip that appears when hovering over elements with the class hasTooltip.​ See the Pen JavaScript Title Tooltip by Ciprian (@ciprian) on…

Enhancing <select> Dropdowns: Removing Duplicates and Sorting Options with Vanilla JavaScript

When working with <select> dropdowns in HTML, it’s common to encounter scenarios where you need to remove duplicate options or sort them alphabetically. Removing Duplicate <option> Elements Duplicate options in a dropdown…

Creating an Autocomplete Search Feature Using Vanilla JavaScript

Autocomplete search is a powerful feature often used in search fields to provide real-time suggestions as users type. We’ll build a simple input field that sends user input via an AJAX request…

Sorting and Ordering Elements Based on Data Attributes with Vanilla JavaScript

Sorting elements on a webpage can be a critical feature when you need to reorder content dynamically. Whether it’s based on custom order parameters or alphabetically, you can achieve this with vanilla…

Sort Elements Based on Data Attributes with Vanilla JavaScript

In a recent project, I was tasked with sorting a large list of elements dynamically based on multiple data attributes. Below, I’ll show you how to achieve this using just data attributes…

Trigger an Event When User Reaches the Bottom of the Page

In a previous project, a client requested an action to be performed when the user scrolled to the bottom of the page or reached the last element in a list. Here’s how…

Generate a Password Using Vanilla JavaScript

Enforcing strong passwords can be challenging, but by providing users with an automated password generation feature, you can enhance both security and user experience. HTML Structure Note: The input type is set…

Equal Height for All Elements Using Vanilla JavaScript

In my ImagePress plugin, we needed to ensure that all boxes have the same height after they have been loaded. Given the following DOM structure: I used the following function: This function…

Ping a Remote PHP File and Store Data in a MySQL Database with JavaScript

Recently, I needed to store details in a remote database using JavaScript. The straightforward approach was to send a GET request to a PHP file on the server. PHP Script The PHP…

How to Measure Page Loading Time with JavaScript

This approach demonstrates how to measure the loading time from the moment a user clicks on a link until the destination page fully loads. It’s particularly useful for tracking the performance of…

How to Defer Image Loading with Vanilla JavaScript

It’s well-known that loading an HTML page with over 100 images can significantly slow down the initial render if asset loading isn’t managed properly. Think of it like unloading containers from a…

Dropdown Autocomplete with contenteditable Fields

Autocomplete for contenteditable Fields Using Vanilla JavaScript If you’ve ever needed to implement autocomplete functionality in a contenteditable field or display a dropdown of possible values, you’re in luck. Previously, I achieved…

A Comparative Analysis of WordPress Donation Plugins: WP Charity, WP Charitable, and GiveWP

1. Introduction For non-profit organizations, the selection of an effective WordPress donation plugin is a critical decision that directly influences their ability to achieve fundraising objectives. In an increasingly digital landscape, online…

Identifying the Most Challenging Keyword for ImagePress: A Search Trend Analysis

I’m not in the SEO industry any more, but I still need to promote and sell my WordPress plugins. In this case, I picked ImagePress for an extensive AI-powered deep research. Here’s…

Vibe Coding

I got caught in this vibe coding movement and built a bunch of games using JavaScript, Node.js, PHP, SQLite, service workers and more. I built games like this before, when “vibe coding”…