I often use a Gravity Form connected to Stripe to take payment for things like web design jobs. The problem is that the pricing on the form is static by default. I need the same information from every web design client, but the price will change based on the size or scope of the job.
We previously went through how to update URL parameters without refreshing the browser. Now let’s go through the other side of that process. How to get parameters from the URL using JavaScript: To get the parameters from the URL with JavaScript you need to pull in the URL and strip out the parameters using RegExp.
I’m building a project where the user will change the state of the website and we want that to be reflected in the URL, so they can share it with others and everyone can easily see which combination of elements they chose. How to update URL parameters using JavaScript without refreshing the browser: Use window.history.replaceState()
I spoke previously about how to make Divi’s toggle module web accessible, but what if you weren’t using Divi? I needed to have a disclosure pattern toggle independent of any theme. It needed to be setup using a shortcode with customizable content. Ideally, you’d want to wrap this into a plugin, but I’m going to
I was building a gift registry system where users could create and customize their own registry pages. I needed a way to connect the author ID to the post ID and display a different template based on who was viewing the gift registry page. But I needed to do it outside the loop. How to
Following on from the post on making the Divi Accordion module web accessible, today we’ll tackle the Divi Toggle module. The functionality of the Toggle module is similar to the Accordion module. The main difference is each Toggle element stands alone. Because of that, I think the Toggle module should follow the WAI-ARIA Disclosure Design
We had an unusual situation where we deleted a page and wanted to serve a 404 error page in its place. Instead, anyone who went to that URL was redirected to another page on the site. That hadn’t happened with any other URLs. Then it happened with another page we deleted. There were no redirect
I was working on a website where the meta boxes that should have been at the bottom were over on the sidebar. It was very strange, the meta boxes were fine on the posts. The meta boxes were only in the wrong place on the pages. There seemed to be no way to drag the
One of my favorite ways of taking money online is through a Gravity Form to Stripe. They’re both pretty stable and I’ve been using that combination for about five years now. It can be a bit of a hassle to setup initially, but once you’re done, you probably won’t need to touch it again. The
I was playing around with converting a WordPress site to a static html site and ran into a “WARNING: ZIP extension mission” message when I tried to use zip. After some digging around, I realised I needed to install PHP zip. This is a server on which I have WHM, so I’ll go through how
