[wp-hackers] Learning WordPress and Getting Support
Aero Maxx
aero.maxx.d at gmail.com
Sat Dec 15 07:58:43 UTC 2012
I've tried to google things that I need/want to do with my site and
writing my own plugins, and patching others plugins to add to them what
I would like them to do. But its hard to find things that I am wanting
to do which is why I end up resorting to posting here, and posting on
stack exchange.
Thanks for the reply/response though.
On 14/12/2012 22:08, Shasta Willson wrote:
> I'd start with tutorials. Check the comments on any tutorial before
> you start -- did it work for most folks? And check the date. If it's
> more than a year old things have probably changed. Have real projects
> you want to accomplish, be willing to be flexible about them, and find
> tutorials where you learn to do things. As you're working, go check
> the codex for the things you're learning. You need to learn your way
> around the codex as it's the "user manual". It'll also clue you in
> when a tutorial isn't doing something the 'right' way, which plenty
> don't. If the codex says "don't do this" and the tutorial says do, go
> find another tutorial.
>
> Use the Wordpress forums for specific questions that crop up, but the
> last year or so responses have dropped off a cliff when I ask
> something there. It may be because I'm asking more advanced questions,
> rather than that the forums have changed. I'm honestly not sure.
>
> - Shasta
>
> On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 2:01 PM, Aero Maxx <aero.maxx.d at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi Guys,
>>
>> Whats the best way to learn the wordpress way of doing things and getting
>> support when get stuck, as getting limited to no help via this mailing list
>> is there something else or another way I should be going about this, how did
>> you all get to where you are today and learn the ins and outs of wordpress
>> and how to do things within it and its functions.
>>
>> I've tried stack exchange generally get no answers there either, and have
>> also tried the wordpress support forums, sadly the same there too, generally
>> get no meaningful answers.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Daniel.
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