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By OutsourcedContent — on October 6, 2017 Here is the HTML Markup <div class=”parent”>      <div class=”child”>     <?php echo “Hello”; ?>   </div>    </div> And the CSS .parent {   position: relative; }    .child {   position: absolute;   bottom: 0px; }

WordPress comes with a number of in-built widgets which allow you to easily add additional functionality to your WordPress theme. You can use WordPress Widgets to add content and features to your sidebars or to any other predefined widget locations. But nobody uses all the default widgets. In fact, there are probably a few default…

By default WordPress adds generator meta tag in website head section. The WordPress generator meta tag displays your website’s WordPress version for anyone to see. It can be considered a security risk to make your WordPress version visible and public. Because you are providing the hacker with the useful information by telling them which version…

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…

Sometime you want to reward your registered user of your website with a special gift available only to them or maybe you have a important announcement/update for them or you simply want to send a message only to them. To accomplish that, this code snippet below creates a new shortcode with which to wrap content…

By OutsourcedContent — on September 29, 2017 This tutorial will help you use a WordPress menu with the Navbar component of Bootstrap 3 and Bootstrap 4. Please refer this guide for how to do it directly with Bootstrap. Here is the code to use WordPress navigational menu as the Navbar component. <nav class=”navbar navbar-expand-lg navbar-light…