In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to remove WordPress version number. WordPress leaves its version number on the header of your website for tracking. While the version number wouldn’t do anything for you, it can help hackers by telling them version of WordPress you’re currently using. Some people use old versions of WordPress, so …
I was working with a theme, where I wanted to give users an option to view the categories by selecting it from a drop down category list. I used the following snippet to do that job:
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<?php wp_dropdown_categories('hierarchical=1'); ?> |
Which looked good, but failed! The above snippet just renders a drop down list, which doesn’t allow you …
I was searching for a plugin to add Facebook’s Open Graph tags to my WordPress sites, but found nothing like what I needed. As a plugin developer, I followed the trend and developed my own plugin. That’s what all developers says, right? I can promise it is the most easiest, and customizable Open Graph plugin …
This is something that I’m currently using on this website, and a snippet which I really like. Here’s a snippet which will automatically redirect your users when the search only returns one post in your WordPress. Just add the following snippet to your current theme’s functions.php file:
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add_action('template_redirect', 'one_match_redirect'); function one_match_redirect() { if (is_search()) { global $wp_query; if ($wp_query->post_count == 1) { wp_redirect( get_permalink( $wp_query->posts['0']->ID ) ); } } } |
Some people run WordPress websites where they post articles with multiple attachments and here’s something useful for them. Here’s snippet which allow yous to display post attachment count in WordPress posts screen, so you can easily see the number of media attached to a post. Just add following snippet to your current theme’s functions.php file: …
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In January, I posted how much I really hate WordPress’ automatic post formatting, and we will continue it today on this post. That tutorial removes automatic paragraph tags in WordPress, but what if we just want to remove them from images? Here’s how you can remove paragraph tags from around images in WordPress to make …
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WordPress 3.9 shipped on 16th April will lots of cool new features, including TinyMCE 4.0 editor. Apparently, they have removed the old color picker from the post editor, which is making a buzz among some bloggers. This change was first noticed in the WordPress 3.9 Beta 1 by me, and I was disappointed enough with …
Have seen websites splitting their posts in two or more parts? Yea, we all have seen that. It’s really a good idea to split posts into multiple pages for big posts, and it will also reduce your website’s bounce rate. It’s really easy to split posts into multiple pages in WordPress without using any plugins …
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WordPress dropped its 3.9 version Wednesday, and since then I have read tons of threads on support forum with people having trouble in all new TinyMCE 4.0 editor, a.k.a Visual Editor. I had the same problem with Tricks Panda after upgrading to WordPress 3.9, but I took me just a few seconds to solve this …
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Last week I shared how to enable two-step authentication in your WordPress using Jetpack’s Single Sign On module. However, there is one problem in Jetpack’s SSO module. Even after you enable two-step authentication, a visitor can easily sign-in with the login form, and he won’t have to complete two-step authentication process. Here’s way which will …
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After two beta releases, BuddyPress 2.0 “Juliana” has been released on Wednesday. This release focus on speed, admin tools, and developer enhancements. This version is named after Juliana’s Pizza in Brooklyn, NY. Performance Improvements BuddyPress 2.0 features a huge performance improvement. BuddyPress sites are highly dynamic, which makes it a highly database-driven platform. This version …
WordPress has its native feed service, so you don’t need to depend on a third-party service, but it’s only helpful for blog sites. If you run another type of website which doesn’t require feeds, you can easily disable feeds in WordPress. Here’s a simple and clean way to do it. Just drop the following snippet …
Since WordPress 2.5, WordPress automatically handles many redirections on your blog. If you’re using a pretty permalinks in your blog, WordPress will redirect the following three URLs results in 404 (Page Not Found) errors: http://www.example.com/tag/ http://www.example.com/category/ http://www.example.com/search/ These three pages doesn’t exist by default. However, a visitor of your website and search engines, such as …
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Do you wanna restrict your WordPress website just to some clients or registered users? You can easily force users to login before viewing your WordPress. We can use auth_redirect() function to checks if user is logged in, if not it redirects them to login page. Upon logging in, they will be sent redirected to the …
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Computers are getting more fast and strong day-by-day and our passwords are getting bigger. First we needed a password with six characters, then we needed one with at least 8 characters and one number, now we need to have a password with at least 8 characters, one number and one special character. What Is Two-Step …
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If you have a created a function or a modification in your theme which requires you to manually add a default custom field whenever you publish a new post, then you’re doing it wrong. Why do it manually when we can automatically add custom fields on posts when they get publish first? It can also …
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I was working on a plugin for one of my clients, which required me to hide the admin from the user list in WordPress for some reasons. I made some Google searches, but found nothing what I really needed. So, I took this code from Stack Overflow and modified it. Here are a couple of …
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BuddyPress 2.0 Beta 2 shipped on Tuesday with over dozen fixes and improvements. The stable version of BuddyPress 2.0 is scheduled for a April 16th release. Here are the notable changes: It fixed a potential out-of-memory fatal error in certain activity stream views. More details at #2768. It also fixed broken SQL query format on …
Don’t you hate that shake effect when you enter wrong login details on a WordPress? You can remove shake effect from WordPress login page with this trick. If you don’t like the shake effect, then you can easily remove it with a small snippet. Just throw following snippet to your current theme’s functions.php file:
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function wps_login_error() { remove_action('login_head', 'wp_shake_js', 12); } add_action('login_head', 'wps_login_error'); |
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MobilePress comes out with a very plain mobile theme, which can be customized with some basic HTML and CSS. I’ll show you how to customize your MobilePress theme by adding a drop down category list to MobilePress’s default theme. You don’t need a plugin for this job. Login to your ftp or file manager. Go navigate …
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