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When using the WordPress post editor you can choose if you want to write your posts in either the visual text editor or the HTML text editor. By default, Visual Editor is the default post editor in WordPress. If you are comfortable with writing posts in visual editor and want to keep it as your…

In version 3.0 WordPress presented us with the new Menus functionality, it completely changed the way we use navigation menus in WordPress. Now we can easily manage our navigation menus and include pages, custom links and categories without hacking page listing functions or creating our own custom function. We can simply drag and drop menu…

Often when designing a WordPress theme, designers choose to have different styling for odd/even comments. But recently while working on a project, I required to style odd and even blog posts differently. To do this, I needed to add odd and even class to WordPress posts. While searching for a solution, I found many tutorials…

Although its personal preference whether you prefer trailing slash at the end of your website URLs or not. But if same webpage content on your website is accessible with two different URLs, one with trailing slash and other without it, then search engines consider it as duplicate content and therefore penalize your website domain in…

You might have noticed on many websites that they highlight their author’s comment by making it a different background color and style. Highlighting post author comments is useful, if you receive a large number of comments on your website and you want your visitors to easily identify post author’s responses in the comment list. This…

By OutsourcedContent — on November 30, 2017 Add .launch-contact-modal class to your WordPress menu item. This can be done from the admin interface Appearance > Menu. Change #contactModal in the following jQuery to the ID of your Bootstrap 4 modal. jQuery(document).ready(function($){   // Adding Bootstrap Modal to WordPress Menu   $(‘.launch-contact-modal’).find(‘a’).attr(‘data-toggle’, ‘modal’);   $(‘.launch-contact-modal’).find(‘a’).attr(‘data-target’, ‘#contactModal’); });