[ad_1] Comment system is an integral part of WordPress and that’s why we are always looking for ways to customize WordPress comments. In earlier articles, we have already seen how to use circular shaped avatars, change reply link text in threaded comments, highlight post author comments and how to automatically link twitter username in comments.…

[ad_1] By default WordPress keep users logged in for maximum of 48 hours before logging them out or if they chose to close the browser before. If you click on “Remember Me” checkbox on the login page of your website, WordPress will keep you logged in for 14 days before logout and require you to…

[ad_1] Adding the html attribute rel=”nofollow” to a link effectively stops Google and some other search engines to follow the link and prevent our website from passing page rank or recommendation to them. So adding the nofollow attribute to certain hyperlinks is good for SEO. Specially affiliate links, marketing link, paid links, links within blogrolls…

[ad_1] Dribbble is a community of web designers & graphic designers share small screenshots (shots) showcasing their work on current projects. It’s a well known source for design inspiration. If you visit dribbble regularly then you might have noticed the unique navigation system dribbble use to browse through shots. dribbble use two small image thumbnails…

[ad_1] To strengthen security of your WordPress website, creating and using a strong complex password for your admin account is very critical. But there is one thing I hate about strong and complex passwords, they are easily forgettable. That’s the only risk involved in using complex passwords on your website. So in this article I…

[ad_1] When readers comment on your blog, WordPress uses the Gravatar platform to display a picture of the commenter next to his or her comment. If a commenter doesn’t have a Gravatar, or their email address isn’t associated with one, then WordPress displays the Mystery Man Gravatar as the default avatar in comments. WordPress also…

[ad_1] By default, WordPress cache feed or rather the cached feed has a lifetime of 43200 seconds, equivalent to 12 hours. There isn’t an option in WordPress admin panel to purge the cached feed and force WordPress to refresh feed manually. On a specific project you might need WordPress RSS widget to update faster than…

[ad_1] 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…

[ad_1] Google has been supplying the community with a large collection of web-based fonts for quite a few years. There are several ways Google allow you to use these fonts for free on your website. Google also provides instructions for embedding and using these fonts in your website which works great for static HTML websites,…

[ad_1] Think of yourself as a Blogger on the move. You are traveling around the world, sometimes you are at Berlin, and then you move to Paris, yet again to New York. How cool it would be to add a note to each post that says where you wrote that from? Or maybe you might…