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While working on a WooCommerce project recently, my client asked me if there is a way to show a message to seller on their own product items. A simple message like “you are the seller of this item” if the product page is previewed by the seller itself. Typically WooCommerce is a plugin which essentially…

Although it’s not really a huge deal but some people might want to replace the default welcome message “Howdy, admin” in the WordPress admin bar. To replace “Howdy, admin” in WordPress admin bar, you can use this code snippet below. Using this snippet now, your welcome message will read “Welcome! admin” instead of default “Howdy,…

Divi is a WordPress theme that web designers do not want you to know. It comes with a drag-and-drop theme builder. You can build beautiful looking unique websites without touching a line of code. Just choose from one of the many pre-made layouts, or pick elements and arrange them any way you like. Divi is…

WordPress introduced a very cool feature called sticky posts in version 2.7. Since then you’ve been able to assign some posts to be sticky, a sticky post will make sure that this post appears at the top of the list of posts. If you use your WordPress site as a normal blog and have a…

Previously we have talked about displaying related posts and popular posts in WordPress but today, I have very interesting WordPress snippet for you. Recently, one of my client requested me to develop a section for his WordPress blog to feature an article on blog homepage but the catch was, the displayed article should be selected…

By default, each registered user has the option of showing the Admin Bar on the frontend and/or back-end of the website. And user can change these preferences, just by visiting Users > Your Profile and choose to show/hide admin bar. Although it’s nice to have for some users but sometimes you don’t want to allow…