If you are a designer or a developer then knowing the proper way to enqueue scripts and stylesheets in your WordPress themes and plugins is very important. Because if you don’t do it proper way then you will probably run the risk of conflicting with other themes and plugins, and potentially creating problems that could…
WordPress has in-built RSS feed allowing visitors to subscribe. This RSS feed normally consist of just blog posts and it does not include custom post types in default RSS feed. Although WordPress does not offer any setting to include custom post types in RSS feed, but we can modify the WordPress query to keep the…
With WordPress sometimes you’re not always working inside the WordPress loop. When you are working inside the loop, template tag the_ID can be used to easily get current page ID but if you are working outside the loop then getting current page ID is little tricky. Let’s look at how this is done. Inside the…
Do you ever wonder how you could be able to change excerpt length based on category the post belongs to. In this article we will be discussing how to change excerpt length for different categories. Post excerpt has a default length of 55 words but sometimes you want to modify this limit for certain category…
The WordPress admin footer bar shows the current WordPress version on the right side. But there are times when you want to remove WordPress version from the admin footer or perhaps you want to change it and provide additional link to your website for branding purposes. We are going to demonstrate both of these cases…
WordPress comes with a number of in-built widgets which allow you to easily add additional functionality to your WordPress theme. You can use WordPress Widgets to add content and features to your sidebars or to any other predefined widget locations. But nobody uses all the default widgets. In fact, there are probably a few default…
Post revisions are a way for users to keep a working collection of each different version of a post and then revert back to it in the future if necessary. It is a useful feature for some but some find it to be totally useless because cluttering of WordPress database, gobbles up disk space, and…
Automatic background updates were introduced in WordPress 3.7 in an effort to promote better security, and to streamline the update experience overall. A typical WordPress install will now be able to automatically update itself when there is a new minor/security release available without any user input. For example, WordPress will automatically update itself from WordPress…
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…
When you create a new site in your WordPress multisite network, WordPress automatically assign a theme to your new site. It does not use the themes that you have installed or activated on the other sites but will use the default WordPress theme that is setup in WordPress regardless of its existence in themes folder….