Code snippets are a great way to make your coding super speedy and more efficient. Here’s how to make one in Visual Studio Code.
VS Code Custom Code Snippet
Order wp_query by the order of your input array
This post explains how to order the output of the wp_query object in the same order as the input array.
Adding Navigation to React Native – Gettin’ Errors?
If you’ve set up a brand new React Native project, installed React Navigation, written a bit of code and you’re getting this error, it’s because you didn’t go back and read the documentation and you’ve forgotten that you need to
Resizing Dashicons in WordPress
If you’re working on a quick and dirty prototype like I am and don’t want to bother with getting yourself a more varied set of icons, or if you just like the look of Dashicons and want to use them
Coming down the mountain, to Cetara
I met a guy called Alberto. Gods was that his name? Anyway, I did meet him walking down the road from my hike today and he told me in half Italian, half English all about his life, which was interesting
All Your Network Adaptor Are Belong to Us!
This morning, just as I was about to dig enthusiastically into some WordPress customising, that scary little yellow warning sign appeared on the wifi icon on my task bar. Everyone knows how annoying that is. The question of “is it
PHP Debugging for Atom on Windows!
Yesterday I spent a large part of the afternoon getting debugging for PHP up and running on Atom editor. Although it turned out to be relatively simple in the end I did a lot of banging my head against stack
An Unexpected Smile
The Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon is packed with really famous and great paintings but I think my favourite one was this painting entitled “John Lewis Brown with Wife and Daughter” by Giovanni Boldini. Not just because in contrast to the
Cartridges
The spent bullet casings are slowly being removed from the building known as the sniper’s nest in Mostar. I have two of them in my pocket right now. Those are the remains of two small things that may well have
Site of Witness and Memory, Shkodra
I’m standing in a corridor, lined with doors. One of them creeks behind me and I feel slightly sick. It’s easy to imagine a cell door slamming shut on me, locking me inside while I wait to be tortured and, even in a museum