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https://millionclues.com/wordpress-tips/adding-safari-only-css/

WordPress uses wp_mail function to send all emails and the default content type for these emails is text/plain. It simply means that all emails, goes through WordPress, will be sent in text format only and WordPress will not allow any HTML to be placed in your emails. But on a project, you may require to…

By OutsourcedContent — on April 16, 2012 WordPress has obviously grown from a personal blogging tool to a collaborative blogging environment with multiple authors and multiple blogs in a network with the WordPress multisite. This sometimes call for styling not only your front end for your visitors, but also the backend of your WordPress admin….

When a viewer clicks on a link to one of the Categories on your WordPress site, he or she is taken to a page listing the Posts in that particular Category in chronological order. WordPress uses `category.php` template as a default layout to display all category listing pages. But you also have option to define…

By OutsourcedContent — on July 8, 2018 Add the following code snippet to the functions.php of your theme to remove the links to the comment author website in WordPress comments list. Works when the comments list is generated with wp_list_comments(). /** * Remove comment author link in WordPress comment list * * Removes the…

If you’re using a lot of custom post types then there are very good chance that your search results are displaying some content that you don’t want to display. Even sometimes you don’t want to include pages in search results too. So here is a simple solution to your problem. Adding this WordPress code snippet…

WordPress provides their own logo on user registration and login pages but sometimes it is required to replace that with your/client logo especially for branding purpose. You can easily change the default WordPress logo on the Login page with the help of admin_head WordPress action. Here is a simple code snippet that will allow you…
