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With WordPress sometimes you’re not always working inside the WordPress loop. When you are working inside the loop, template tag the_ID can be used to easily get current page ID but if you are working outside the loop then getting current page ID is little tricky. Let’s look at how this is done. Inside the…

Divi is a WordPress theme that web designers do not want you to know. It comes with a drag-and-drop theme builder. You can build beautiful looking unique websites without touching a line of code. Just choose from one of the many pre-made layouts, or pick elements and arrange them any way you like. Divi is…

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…

If you are new to WordPress then you might be used to visiting the help tab in the top right corner of the WordPress admin panel. WordPress has added a help tab which reveals a series of helpful topics related to the current page. For example, on the Dashboard, the tab offers an overview of…

Almost all web sites provide links to other sites, but it’s generally good practice to open these “external” links in a new window or tab. This makes it clear that the content is not part of your site, and also leaves your site open in the browser so the user can easily return. To make…

Add Async And Defer Attributes to JavaScript Elements – WordPress Code Snippets Categories Select categoryCategoriesCommentsFunctionsMediaOptimization & Best PracticePosts & pagesRSS FeedsSearchSecurityShortcodeSocial MediaThemesWidgetsWooCommerceWordPress AdminWordPress Config Add Async And Defer Attributes to JavaScript Elements closing tag of the Web page. The main reason for that is that script elements are fetched and executed immediately when the browser…