Countdown Widget automatically adds info link at the bottom of the widgets by default. But hiding this info link is actually pretty easy. All you need to do is to check the “Remove Link” option on the widget settings. If you are using the shortcode […]
If you have ever edited your wp-config.php, you may be familiar with WordPress salt keys. Those are custom strings used to enhance the security of your WordPress installation. Every action that requires some user input is passing through encryptions and those encryptions include a piece […]
Bootstrap 4 has a totally different grid structure from BS3. Most of the Bs3 users may be confused when they see there is no col-md-push class for spacing column elements in Bootstrap 4. Fear not, however we’ve got you covered. Here is the BS4 alternative […]
Apache only allows the ErrorDocument directive using the document root directory. If you don’t want to hard code full path of your error document in the htaccess file, but still need to use your own directory, you can use the following rewrite hack to redirect […]
If you are into developing custom themes for WordPress, you probably know how useful it can be to use custom meta fields in your posts. But only adding those fields is not enough. You need custom loops or functions to filter/get your posts using those […]
I have spent a long time to completely rewrite my Adsense Widget plugin for WordPress. And it is still not finished yet. But I decided to make a preliminary release before other improvements are completed. Here is a complete list of changes in version 2.0. […]
WordPress Hosting packages differ a lot between hosting providers. But to call a Hosting, “WordPress Hosting”, that provider should meet certain requirements. Otherwise, it will fail badly and you will notice it fairly late. You can find our top WordPress Hosting Requirements for 2023 in […]
WordPress automatically adds a wlwmanifest link to your site header for Windows Live Writer support. This link tag on your header points to wp-includes/wlwmanifest.xml file. Here is the example tag for the wlwmanifest.xml file, which you may notice in your site’s header: <link rel="wlwmanifest" type="application/wlwmanifest+xml" […]
WordPress automatically generates RSS feed links on your page header. To disable automatic feed urls on your site header, you can use the following snippet. Copy the following code into your functions.php file to remove the header rss feed links; remove_action( 'wp_head', 'feed_links_extra', 3 ); […]
Removing DNS-Prefetch from wp_head hook is a pretty easy task. Just add the following code snippet to your functions to remove DNS-Prefetch links on your header; // Remove dns-prefetch Link from WordPress Head (Frontend) remove_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wp_resource_hints’, 2 ); What is DNS Prefetch? DNS prefetching […]
