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Favicons, short for favorite icons, are a small but significant part of branding a website. They are used to display a 16×16 or 32×32 pixel image before the page title in your browser window. Favicons are also used for bookmarks in browsers and touchscreen devices. Favicons not only make your blog look more professional, but…

This is not a function that you would need to use on daily basis, but I came across a reason to use it recently on a project and I thought it might be a good idea to share it here too. All it does is limit the post title by the number of words, just…

By OutsourcedContent — on August 30, 2017 Bootstrap 4 does not natively support embedding videos on its modal popup windows. Here is how to embed YouTube videos on modal windows. Code from this Stack Overflow post has been modified for this tutorial. Features Video will start playing once the modal window loads. This can be…

There are many comment services available for WordPress like Disqus, Intense Debate, Facebook Comments, Google+ Comments and many more. But most of the WordPress themes still utilize the standard WordPress comments system. Because it’s very easy to use, nothing to set up and works flawless out of the box. WordPress introduced a simple tag in…

By OutsourcedContent — on October 10, 2017 /** * Include File In WordPress Theme’s Functions.php *   * @since 1.0 * @refer https://millionclues.com/wordpress-tips/php-include-and-require-wordpress/ */ include_once( dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/includes/simple-post-likes/post-like.php’);

While working on a WooCommerce project recently, my client asked me if there is a way to show a message to seller on their own product items. A simple message like “you are the seller of this item” if the product page is previewed by the seller itself. Typically WooCommerce is a plugin which essentially…