Introduction For years, adding interactivity to WordPress blocks felt a bit like the Wild West. Do we queue jQuery? Do we load a heavy React bundle just for a simple toggle? Do we write vanilla JS and pray it doesn’t conflict with other plugins? With the release of WordPress 6.5, the Interactivity API officially became…
To have a single domain (e.g., example.com) serve both a Next.js app and a WordPress site (e.g., as /admin, /cart, /checkout), you can use a reverse proxy configuration. Here’s how you can set it up: 1. File Structure Assume your server has the following directories: 2. Use a Reverse Proxy A reverse proxy server (e.g.,…
The PSR-11 standard is a PHP-FIG (PHP Framework Interop Group) recommendation, officially titled “Container Interface”. It defines a common interface for dependency injection (DI) containers in PHP. This standard helps ensure interoperability between frameworks, libraries, and other components by providing a consistent way to retrieve objects or services from a container. Key Features of PSR-11:…
The difference between and lies in the way they reference the class and its methods. In the first case, __CLASS__ is a magic constant in PHP that refers to the class name in which it is used. So, __CLASS__ will be replaced with the actual class name at runtime. This is useful when you want to reference a static…