Add this to the footer of your page before the closing </body>
<audio style="display:none;" src="<?php echo CPM_BASE_PATH; ?>assets/audio/bg-music.mp3" loop autoplay></audio>For more details, refer the HTML5 Audio guide.
I do not use that many images in my posts, but when I do, I do it right. By that I mean, I make sure the image is cropped and optimized for the web (I use Kraken.io) and I rename the image to mean something rather than it saying IMG_0507.img. While naming stuff, I like…
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 every…
Sidebar is a theme feature introduced with WordPress Version 2.2. It’s basically a vertical column provided by a theme for displaying information other than the main content of the web page. Themes usually provide at least one sidebar at the left or right of the content. These sidebars usually contain widgets that an administrator of…
By OutsourcedContent — on August 2, 2021 Useful to see what changes are made in the WordPress database by a plugin, theme or other code. /** * Log database queries to the /wp-content/sql.log file. * * @link https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/144353/90061 */ add_filter( ‘query’, function( $query ){ // Filter out everything that shouldn’t be logged. if…
When you upload an image to WordPress, it automatically crops uploaded image to a number of extra sizes. By default, WordPress generates three different sizes Thumbnail, Medium Size and Large Size. You can take benefit of these different size auto generated images by using them on different sections of your website. For example you can…
Recently on a project, my client asked me to develop a system to redirect user to post if search results returns only one post. Although it’s fairly simple system to develop but I started searching on Google if someone has already tried to develop similar function. Fortunately WordPress developer Paul Underwood has shared a WordPress…