Finding an error in your Wordpress(.org) site, can sometimes be a pain in the ass. That's why I wanted to write somewhat of a step by step plan on how to find the error.

I'm a big fan of Timber, a Wordpress plugin which renders Symfony's templating language Twig into php code. If you use Timber you can now render all your output in a Twig file, instead of having to echo the logic and all elements in a the (php) widget file, which makes for cleaner template files.

If you are like me, you love the Yoast SEO plugin; one of the, if not the, most popular plugin for Wordpress. One of its features is to exclude pages from the sitemap. You can do this by going to the 'Excluded posts' tab in Yoast's SEO settings or you can do it dynamically.

If you use the plugin Advanced Custom Fields a lot, like I do you're bound to run into some sort of limitation. My problem (and so it seems, not just mine) was related to taxonomy and conditional logic. While building a site with profiles (with the use of an ACF form), I had a form where profile info had to be entered. For sex I had created a taxonomy, so I added it as a taxonomy field.

If you're like me, you love Advanced Custom Fields, for which I use the Pro version. I use it 99% of my projects because it's just one of the best plugins to create custom meta fields for all sorts of post types and terms.

I like sports as much as the next guy, except I like a bit more non-traditional sports. Mostly these sports are a bit more adrenaline packed. Now there's one sport which I can only watch since it's a a girls only sport and no it's not synchronised swimming. It's Roller Derby, a sport where girls skate (on rollerskates, not blades) on an oval track.

Strafwerk (translation: detention) was a party I had never heard of before, but I was soon to find out, since Luna City Express (Marco Resmann & Norman Weber) were playing there. The party was great fun, with people on stage folding paper planes, throwing paper balls in to the club, like one does in detention.

Anton Pieete called out for a driver on his Facebook and since I had nothing planned, I agreed to drive him to and from Arnhem. He had to play there and his driver wanted to drink as well, so I had to be the sober one. We drove there and got to a gig which was a disaster. There were about 30 people (including staff). Needless to say it was a tough party.

I was back in Berlin and I found out Azari and III was playing that day. With nothing planned yet, I went to the concert, which was nice. The location was super, check the ceiling.

The festival which officially 'closed' the entire weekend (not counting the numerous after parties); Fly BerMuDa. I arrived fairly late, around 2 am. Just in time to catch Ellen Allien. I spent the most time in the Beatport room where Deadbeat and Âme were playing.