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If you are a blogger and make some cash from affiliate marketing then you probably insert affiliate links into the articles on your website, so that you get paid when a visitor purchase a product that you recommended. But if you are just starting out on affiliate marketing and want to insert affiliate link keywords…

On a project, sometimes you may require WordPress to perform search through post titles only and exclude post content as well as post excerpts. Although it’s not very useful to exclude post content from searches because then you will get less relevant results and also less results in quantity, but on a special project you…

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…

By default, WordPress displays all of your blog’s pages in search results along with blog posts. But on a specific project you may want to exclude pages from WordPress search results to make your search more relevant and less crowded. After all, most of the time, your readers want to find interesting posts, not pages…

Title HTML tag in WordPress or on a web page in general, defines the title of the document and is used on search engine result pages (SERPs) to display the preview snippets for that particular page. Title tags are very important for SEO as well as social sharing. Why Title Tags are Important for SEO…

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…
