by Matthew Jones | Mar 20, 2024 | Linux, Web Development
ranger –copy-config=all This will copy all the default config files from /usr/local/lib so you can make edits without messing anything up. Huge shout out to https://dquinton.github.io/debian-install/config/ranger.html for explaining this and so much more. Took...
by Matthew Jones | Feb 6, 2024 | Web Development
Surprise! I genuinely did not plan on making my first ever open source contribution today. In fact, I didn’t plan on a lot of things happening this week at all. I recently got an awesome opportunity to work on a site that is being hosted on a platform called...
by Matthew Jones | Jan 30, 2024 | Web Development
For the sake of having something to work with, let’s suppose we’ve got the following query: In this query, inside the $args array, there’s a special parameter that allows you to exclude specific posts and pages from the query. This parameter is...
by Matthew Jones | Jan 29, 2024 | Web Development
Preamble I’m slightly embarrassed to admit this, but it was a long time before I figured out how amazing this little file is and how exactly to put it to good use. The file I’m talking about is the SSH config file. By default, when you first connect to a...
by Matthew Jones | Dec 20, 2023 | Web Development
Plugin Error Code 500 During Update While I was updating a WordPress plugin locally, something happened on my local server to trigger a 500 error code as the plugin was updating. On the frontend, I refreshed the page and was greeted with “Briefly Unavailable for...
by Matthew Jones | Nov 12, 2023 | Web Development, Web Portfolio
How it Started I was recently tasked with the challenge of creating a WordPress theme generator. The idea being, instead of writing your style.css file from scratch, you’d be able to just answer a few simple questions about how you’d like your theme set...