[ad_1] By default the remember me checkbox on WordPress login page is always unchecked and you have to select it every time you visit login page of your website. To be honest, it’s really annoying and frustrating. Well, at least for me. Although, it’s a small thing, but it makes the login form more usable…

[ad_1] Have you ever wanted a specific directory in your website to be accessible only by a selected number of people. Protecting files on your website from unauthorized users is very important and actually fairly easy. Although, there are numerous methods to password protect directory on a website but we will accomplish this with the…

[ad_1] On successful registration of a user, WordPress by default shows “Registration Complete. Please check your e-mail.” message. But on a specific project/website you may want your newly registered user to display a custom registration message or you may want to redirect to custom page. In my opinion, it’s a better idea to redirect users…

[ad_1] WordPress has built in compression for JPG images. Whenever you upload an JPG/JPEG image to WordPress media library, WordPress will automatically compress your images to 90% of the original quality, this is intended to help your pages load faster and keep file sizes smaller. But sometime it’s essential to have high quality images on…

[ad_1] Add Async And Defer Attributes to JavaScript Elements – WordPress Code Snippets Categories Select categoryCategoriesCommentsFunctionsMediaOptimization & Best PracticePosts & pagesRSS FeedsSearchSecurityShortcodeSocial MediaThemesWidgetsWooCommerceWordPress AdminWordPress Config Add Async And Defer Attributes to JavaScript Elements closing tag of the Web page. The main reason for that is that script elements are fetched and executed immediately when the…

[ad_1] You can display your own custom message on the WordPress login form by using the filter login_message. This is a great trick if you’re working on a client’s project or have a multi author blog. You can add a welcome message for your users or give them important information/instruction about the admin section or…

[ad_1] If you are doing client work on a WordPress theme then it’s nice to put your brand in as many places as you can without affecting the design of the website. The WordPress dashboard footer is an ideal place to put your credential link. Copy the following snippet in your functions.php file to change…

[ad_1] By default WordPress allow authors to display some information about themselves, such as a website URL, email address, a short bio and their IM contacts, but it is missing important social media networks like Facebook, Twitter, linkedin and Google+. It’s good option to display social media profile page along with author bio because your…

[ad_1] Sometimes on a specific project, you have requirement to also display last modified date of pages and posts along with published date. So here is a code snippet to display both in your WordPress. Posted on <?php the_time( ‘F jS, Y’ ); ?> <?php // display last modified date $modified_time = get_the_time( ‘U’ );…