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WordPress uses wp_mail function to send all emails and the default content type for these emails is text/plain. It simply means that all emails, goes through WordPress, will be sent in text format only and WordPress will not allow any HTML to be placed in your emails. But on a project, you may require to…

Have you ever wanted to get template file being used on a current page? Well, I did, on a project I was working for a client. I wanted to get page template name to filter the post query based on the page template file being used. Although I could have done this by creating few…

When a viewer clicks on a link to one of the Categories on your WordPress site, he or she is taken to a page listing the Posts in that particular Category in chronological order. WordPress uses `category.php` template as a default layout to display all category listing pages. But you also have option to define…

In previous article we show you how to clean WordPress admin dashboard by removing WordPress dashboard widgets. In this article, we will discuss how we can remove submenu items from the WordPress admin. Sometimes you might need to remove posts, pages, plugins or other submenus items from the WordPress dashboard. For example, if you are…

Permalinks are the permanent URLs to your individual blog posts, pages as well as categories, tags and other lists of blog postings. By default, WordPress uses post ID query string as permalink structure rule but it’s not very user-friendly, and it is also not Search Engine Friendly. It is better to refer a visitor to…

In a previous article we have posted about how you can define new custom image sizes to use on your WordPress theme and how to remove default image sizes. You can define and add custom image sizes with the help of add_image_size() function in WordPress. In this article we will show you how you can…
