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OS X El Capitan- How to Flush DNS Cache

Open up terminal (/Applications/Utilities/). Enter the following command: sudo dscacheutil -flushcache; sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder; say DNS cache flushed Enter the admin password when requested (required by sudo) to execute the DNS cache clearing. You will hear “DNS Cache flushed” when the command has been completed successfully.

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Bitnami WordPress media upload issues

As seen on Bitnami’s forums: https://community.bitnami.com/t/permission-issue-could-not-upload-images-to-wp-content-uploads/30664 Connect to your site via ssh. Then check the uploads directory permissions. Then user the Bitnami user to fix permissions if necessary

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Can’t upload images in WordPress

This is awesome content as written by Fathi Arfaoui on the Trustiko website. Read more at https://trustiko.com/cannot-upload-images-in-wordpress-fix/ …Copyright (C) https://trustiko.com One of the most common problems in WordPress (as any other platform) is to get error messages when trying to upload images. This is a big challenge for starters who can’t find a quick solution. So, I’ll show why  Full Article…

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Get WP CLI to use MAMP’s version of PHP

I just set up WP CLI and it wasn’t working because I had MAMP installed. This advice fixed the issue at hand: [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4145667/how-to-override-the-path-of-php-to-use-the-mamp-path/10653443#10653443] In your home folder /Users/David for exmaple, you can create a .bash_profile. In here you can export variables and then add them to your path. Open up the file to edit it  Full Article…

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Useful Google Spreadsheets Transpose Cell Values

=transpose(split(join(“;”,B:B)&join(“;”,C:C)&join(“;”,D:D)&join(“;”,E:E)&join(“;”,F:F)&join(“;”,G:G)&join(“;”,H:H)&join(“;”,I:I)&join(“;”,J:J)&join(“;”,K:K)&join(“;”,L:L)&join(“;”,M:M)&join(“;”,N:N)&join(“;”,O:O)&join(“;”,P:P)&join(“;”,Q:Q)&join(“;”,R:R)&join(“;”,S:S)&join(“;”,T:T)&join(“;”,U:U)&join(“;”,V:V)&join(“;”,W:W)&join(“;”,X:X)&join(“;”,Y:Y)&join(“;”,Z:Z),”;”)) =transpose(split(join(“;”,AA:AA)&join(“;”,AB:AB)&join(“;”,AC:AC)&join(“;”,AD:AD)&join(“;”,AE:AE)&join(“;”,AF:AF)&join(“;”,AG:AG)&join(“;”,AH:AH)&join(“;”,AI:AI)&join(“;”,AJ:AJ)&join(“;”,AK:AK)&join(“;”,AL:AL)&join(“;”,AM:AM)&join(“;”,AN:AN)&join(“;”,AO:AO)&join(“;”,AP:AP)&join(“;”,AQ:AQ)&join(“;”,AR:AR)&join(“;”,AS:AS)&join(“;”,AT:AT)&join(“;”,AU:AU)&join(“;”,AV:AV)&join(“;”,AW:AW)&join(“;”,AX:AX)&join(“;”,AY:AY)&join(“;”,AZ:AZ),”;”)) =transpose(split(join(“;”,BA:BA)&join(“;”,BB:BB)&join(“;”,BC:BC)&join(“;”,BD:BD)&join(“;”,BE:BE)&join(“;”,BF:BF)&join(“;”,BG:BG)&join(“;”,BH:BH)&join(“;”,BI:BI)&join(“;”,BJ:BJ)&join(“;”,BK:BK)&join(“;”,BL:BL)&join(“;”,BM:BM)&join(“;”,BN:BN)&join(“;”,BO:BO)&join(“;”,BP:BP)&join(“;”,BQ:BQ)&join(“;”,BR:BR)&join(“;”,BS:BS)&join(“;”,BT:BT)&join(“;”,BU:BU)&join(“;”,BV:BV)&join(“;”,BW:BW)&join(“;”,BX:BX)&join(“;”,BY:BY)&join(“;”,BZ:BZ),”;”)) =transpose(split(join(“;”,CA:CA)&join(“;”,CB:CB)&join(“;”,CC:CC)&join(“;”,CD:CD)&join(“;”,CE:CE)&join(“;”,CF:CF)&join(“;”,CG:CG)&join(“;”,CH:CH)&join(“;”,CI:CI)&join(“;”,CJ:CJ)&join(“;”,CK:CK)&join(“;”,CL:CL),”;”))

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Slick View Mode Switch/Toggle

As seen on CodeDrops and GitHub. A simple view mode switch that has two example layouts, a grid and a list. A layout switch with two viewing modes: grid and list. The layout is defined by a view class that gets applied to the main wrapper. Some example media queries show how to make things  Full Article…

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Post type selector for Advanced Custom Fields

As seen on Github: https://github.com/thomasdebruin/acf-post-type-selector Plugin Copy the ‘acf-post-type-selector’ folder into your plugins folder Activate the plugin via the Plugins admin page Include Copy the ‘acf-post-type-selector’ folder into your theme folder (can use sub folders). You can place the folder anywhere inside the ‘wp-content’ directory Edit your functions.php file and add the code below (Make  Full Article…

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How to Add Information to WooCommerce Emails

As seen here: https://www.sellwithwp.com/how-to-add-information-to-woocommerce-emails/ WooCommerce emails include each line item in an order by default within an “order items” table. This table is automatically included in almost every WooCommerce transactional email, and displays the product quantity, price, and total. However, this isn’t the only data that WooCommerce has available for the order items table in its  Full Article…

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Customising WooCommerce Order Emails

As seen on SkyVerge. You’ve lovingly setup your first WooCommerce shop: picked out that perfect theme (maybe one we recommend), polished your product page content to an irresistible shine, tested your frictionless checkout, and… received a nice enough but totally generic order email that in no way matches the look, the style of your shop.  Full Article…

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