https://millionclues.com/wordpress-tips/making-classes-php-7-compatible/
https://millionclues.com/wordpress-tips/making-classes-php-7-compatible/

https://millionclues.com/wordpress-tips/making-classes-php-7-compatible/

Dribbble is a community of web designers & graphic designers share small screenshots (shots) showcasing their work on current projects. It’s a well known source for design inspiration. If you visit dribbble regularly then you might have noticed the unique navigation system dribbble use to browse through shots. dribbble use two small image thumbnails each…

A popular feature for the sidebar of your WordPress blog is to display most popular blog posts. Probably you have seen this on another blog and you might be wondering how it is done. There are many WordPress plugins that can do this but in this article we will show you how to display 5…

By OutsourcedContent — on December 10, 2017 This was a case on a project where a custom listing post type had post meta that specified if it was as platinum sponsor, or a gold sponsor or a verified profile. The job was to list the platinum sponsors at the top on the archive page, then…

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…

In Previous articles, we have seen how to change the WordPress logo on login page and also how to remember me checkbox checked by default. In this article we will discuss how we can change title attribute of WordPress logo on login page. It’s really very easy to change title attribute of WordPress logo on…

By OutsourcedContent — on November 16, 2017 Add this to your jQuery file. // Smooth scroll When Clicking Anchor // @refer https://stackoverflow.com/a/7717572/8255629 var jQueryroot = $(‘html, body’); $(‘a[href^=”#”]’).click(function () { jQueryroot.animate({ scrollTop: $( $.attr(this, ‘href’) ).offset().top }, 1000); return false; });
