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By OutsourcedContent — on January 6, 2018 If Debug logging is enabled, simply use the error_log() function and it will be written to /wp-content/debug.log . Refer this article to see how it can be done: Enable Debug Logging In WordPress You can also write the error_log to a file. WP_DEBUG need not be set to…

By default, each registered user has the option of showing the Admin Bar on the frontend and/or back-end of the website. And user can change these preferences, just by visiting Users > Your Profile and choose to show/hide admin bar. Although it’s nice to have for some users but sometimes you don’t want to allow…

By OutsourcedContent — on July 8, 2018 Remove the website / URL field in WordPress comment form. /** * Remove webiste field from WordPress comment form * * Removes the website field when comments form is displayed with comment_form() * * @since 1.0 */ function velocity_remove_comment_form_website_field( $fields ) {      if ( isset(…

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 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…

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….