I’d like to share with you all this very nice WordPress trick from Rebecca Markowitz that I think some of you might find very useful for your site. It’s a cool hack that lets you create a pop-up window wherein you can put in a disclaimer or notification message for your visitors to read before [...]
Today I’d like to share with all of you this nice WordPress trick I stumbled on created by Joseph Foley; it shows you how to exclude one or more category from your WP feed. All it takes is for you to insert the following code in your functions.php file. function excludecatfeed($query) { if(is_feed()) { $query->set(‘cat’,'-1′); [...]
Every time you use WordPress’ image uploader it automatically includes the image’s actual size (height and width) into the <img> tag. While this is all well and good, it can be a bit of a nuisance especially if you’re using a responsive website design because renders your uploaded image un-resizable which kind of defeats the [...]
The WP-DBManager, created by Lester “GamerZ” Chan, is a plugin for WordPress that lets you backup, optimize, repair, restore and delete backup database. This is a lifesaver for all users because it automatically optimizes your database once you have it setup. No more worries if you’re unable to do the backup if you’re too busy, [...]
My featured WordPress tip of the day comes from Ken Odle, and it’s a pretty neat trick that will make some of you wish that you knew about it all along — it’s a trick that shows you how to italicize your post titles. This is great if you intend to include the title of [...]
Getting bored with those classic ‘Older Posts’ and ‘Newer Posts’ link navigators? Replace them with the WP-PageNavi by GamerZ and scribe. Because this plugin has wp_pagenavi () template tag, it generates stylish paginations that makes it look way cooler than the older and plainer links and you can get page buttons so users can directly [...]
It’s always convenient for your blog readers to see posts that are related to the one they’re currently reading, but what if they prefer to reading articles from a particular author? Here’s a plugin that’ll do just that. Unlike most of the other plugins, the code for this one is based on PHP, and not [...]
Some of you might have been in a situation wherein you’d want to log in to the WP Admin page but couldn’t because of a plugin you just happened to install or update. Well, Peter (I didn’t get to catch his last name) just created and shared a very easy-to-follow video tutorial wherein he shows [...]
Conversations via comments between the website owner and site visitors is a great way to build rapport. The Reply Me Plugin for WordPress, created by photozero, does exactly that – it sends back an automatic email notification to anyone who leaves a comment when someone comments as a direct response to them. This way, subscribing [...]
Today’s featured WordPress tutorial comes from Michael Martin and it’s about replacing the “Older Posts” link on your blog with a button that extends the length of the current web page instead of reloading it; it is similar to how you view older tweets on Twitter. A partial screenshot of the button You can check [...]
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