All of our PRO plugins require the basic version to also be installed and active, so be sure to leave the basic version installed and active when upgrading to PRO. Basic versions may be found here: Installing the PRO version of the plugin FAQ Where do I enter my license? All OnPoint plugins have their license automatically included in the plugin code. You do not need to enter your license anywhere in the plugin. … [Read more...]
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Saying Goodbye To Cssnano
Edit 07/2025: At this time, cssnano has been receiving support again and is now compatible with PostCSS version 6+. postcss-clean has now fallen behind is not actively maintained. At the moment either cssnano or grunt-contrib-cssmin are probably the most compatible options. If you are like us and have no patience for community supported libraries routinely being abandoned, we wrote a Grunt plugin here which were are now using in our active projects. If you have been using PostCSS, … [Read more...]
How to Retrieve Console Logs from Your Browser
With hundreds of thousands of plugin and themes available, once in a while you will find one which conflicts with one of our plugins. When this happens it may cause certain functionality to become unresponsive or simply not work. Most often you will see something like this when you click a button and nothing happens. While there are currently no known conflicts with other plugins or themes, you never know when you may discover a new one. When this happens we will likely request you post the … [Read more...]
Case Study: Getting a site indexed on foreign search engines
One of my awesome clients recently gave me the challenge of getting their website indexed on some foreign search engines. This task was a great fit for me because of my long time background working with localization. While I was confident from the start that I could deliver, it was certainly not without challenges. Unique challenges: Considerations WMPL: If you have worked with localization before, you have surely heard of WPML. WPML is great. It is a fully featured translation … [Read more...]
Add Custom CSS To Your Site
As part of the priority support service I offer my PRO customers, I often assist users with custom styling their site. This almost always comes in the form of sending over CSS to be added to their site. Many times users are unsure where or how to add the CSS so here is a quick tutorial to get started. Option 1 - Using the Customizer: You can find the customizer by going to Appearance -> Customize in the WordPress admin Once the customizer opens, scroll down to the Additional CSS … [Read more...]
Using PostCSS Modules In PHP
Using css modules with PostCSS has been around for a couple of years and is widely adopted in much of the JavaScript community. I have personally been using them with ReactJS for quite some time and wouldn't do it any other way. I wanted to re-create the workflow as close as possible when working with PHP. Here are the core concepts which I feel are important: Must be able to use composes from anywhere in the project.Have individual JSON files to load per each module.Be able to use … [Read more...]