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When developing a WordPress theme or plugin, it may be very useful to be able to output all WP Query variables. Here is a simple code snippet to do it easily. Paste the code below on any files, where you’d like to display the WP Query variables. <?php // display all wp query variables global…

jQuery is undoubtedly one of the most commonly used JavaScript framework these days. Some of the biggest websites out there use jQuery and there’s no question about why, it’s both easy to use and incredibly powerful. As a matter of fact, WordPress uses jQuery by default out of the box. In this article, we will…

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….

Sometimes it isn’t always appropriate to have articles from every category to show up on your blog’s homepage. For one reason or another, you may not want posts from one or more categories appearing in the stream of posts. For example, if you are posting frequent updates to your products and showing them in your…

By OutsourcedContent — on December 9, 2017 Here is the Query. Highlighted content will have to be changed for your case. <?php $my_query = new WP_Query( array( ‘post_type’ => ‘company’, ‘tax_query’ => array(   array(     ‘taxonomy’ => ‘service’,     ‘field’ => ‘slug’,     ‘terms’ => get_query_var( ‘service’ ),   ), ), ‘paged’   => get_query_var(‘paged’, 1), ) ); ?>…

By default WordPress keep users logged in for maximum of 48 hours before logging them out or if they chose to close the browser before. If you click on “Remember Me” checkbox on the login page of your website, WordPress will keep you logged in for 14 days before logout and require you to re-authenticate…