How to Manage Content You See in WordPress Preview Mode
If you are a regular WordPress user who publishes posts regularly, the Preview mode needs no introduction. We use it often to preview our posts as we …
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How to Put WordPress Site Into Maintenance Mode
Sometimes, you may have the need to put your website into maintenance mode for upgrades. This would make your website temporarily unavailable to publi…
Exploring WordPress Date Queries for Post Filtering
We can display posts published on specific dates with the date parameters in WP_Query. The functionality, however, is basic. We can query posts by day…
How to Rename Your WordPress WP-Content Directory
If you have been working with WordPress, you probably already know that all assets like images, stylesheets, themes, and plugins in WordPress are by d…
WordPress Tips: Displaying Author Lists with Pagination
In brief, the template tag is a simple way of querying information from the database and displaying it at the front side of your website. For example,…
Enabling Infinite Scroll for WordPress Theme [WordPress Tip]
In the Web, Infinite Scroll refers to the concept of loading the next content continuously as the users scrolling down the page. So long as there is s…
How to Detect a Visitor’s Browser in WordPress
There are times when you may need to deliver specific content or adjustments based on the web browser your site visitors are using. Various methods ca…
WordPress Tips: Getting More Attention With “Blog Stage”
As bloggers and content creators we have a lot to share. Your blog is a platform. But do you ever feel like no one is reading? Yet when you look at yo…
5 Tips for Creating Highly Sellable WordPress Themes
Considering the fact that WordPress is the most popular Content Management System out there and serves many users, it’s no wonder that developers fe…
Create an ‘About Me’ Sidebar Widget with Post Editor in WordPress
Large blogs make excellent use of "About Me" pages. To get users there, 99% of the time they include a brief, intriguing "About Me Section" in their b…
Boost Your Site’s Search Capabilities with Google CSE on WordPress
Feeling let down by WordPress’s basic search functionality? Here’s a nifty workaround. Consider using Google’s Custom Search Engine (CSE) to lev…
A Guide To: WordPress Child Themes Development
There are a number of reasons that WordPress developers are starting to use child themes. They give you the opportunity to customize a unique layout o…