In version 3.1, WordPress added a fixed menu bar at the top of the website, it’s called WordPress Admin Bar. Ever since the introduction of the WordPress admin bar, it has been a topic of discussion among developers. Some developers hate it because in some cases it breaks the website design and for that matter,…
There are many comment services available for WordPress like Disqus, Intense Debate, Facebook Comments, Google+ Comments and many more. But most of the WordPress themes still utilize the standard WordPress comments system. Because it’s very easy to use, nothing to set up and works flawless out of the box. WordPress introduced a simple tag in…
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 version 3.0 WordPress presented us with the new Menus functionality, it completely changed the way we use navigation menus in WordPress. Now we can easily manage our navigation menus and include pages, custom links and categories without hacking page listing functions or creating our own custom function. We can simply drag and drop menu…
Many of you may have noticed a new trend of circular shape avatars (profile images) in author bio as well as in comments section. You may also be wondering how it’s done or do I need to edit them in Photoshop to make it circular. Editing your avatar in image editing software will only make…
WordPress provides several navigational template tags to make it easy for developer to create previous and next post link navigation for browsing through WordPress blog. There are basically two different types of template tags used for chronological post navigation, posts_nav_link() and previous_post_link() & next_post_link(). But there is a small problem with these template tags, that…
WordPress introduced Post Formats with version 3.1. A Post Format is a piece of meta information that can be used by a theme to customize its presentation of a post. By default WordPress comes with number of standard post formats but themes are not required to support every format on the list. Support for a…
While posting a comment, WordPress automatically stores commenter’s IP address along with other information in MySQL database. Storing IP address is useful when you want to identify comment author for any unlawful/illegal content or a comment spammers to prevent them for posting anymore spam comments. Although this is a useful feature but in some countries,…
WordPress plugins and themes are usually loaded and executed along with the rest of WordPress. However, since each plugin and theme is physically located on your server in wp-config folder, it is also possible for someone to bypass the normal load order and execute the PHP files directly. They just need to type the right…
WordPress comes with a number of default widgets which allow blog owners to easily add some basic features to their website and one of them is Recent Posts widget. This particular widget, as the name suggests, displays a number of most recent blog posts in WordPress widgetized sidebar. It’s very easy to use, simply drag…
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