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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 browser…

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 and…

Post comments are an important part of any blog, they give your visitors a way to engage with the author of the article. But with the benefit of comments on article there is also a lot of disadvantages especially with WordPress. Comment spam is the main and very common problem with WordPress and every blogger…

WordPress by default shows only 45 frequently used tags on post edit page in WordPress admin. In most of the cases it’s quite fine since most of the users do not have that many tags on their blog. But on a relatively large website, you may have hundreds of tags and you may require WordPress…

While developing a theme or a plugin, we sometimes need to check if a particular third-party plugin is active and only perform certain actions if it is. This might be due to my customization adding some extra functionality on top of the other plugin. Therefore it doesn’t make sense to have my customization active while…

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…
