Imagine a scenario where you would like to provide an on-the-fly logout link to the users of your WordPress site. It might be because the login link of your site is blocked through a firewall or you might want to create a custom logout URL to hide that your site is driven by WordPress. As… Read more “Masking WordPress Logout Functionality w/ a Custom URL”
WordPress themes and plugins output default logout URL in many parts of your website like contents, comments, widgets, etc. You might want to replace or customize the output of the default logout URL if you have custom access rules for your WordPress login page. There’s a filter available in WordPress core called logout_url to make… Read more “Change Default WordPress Logout URL to a Custom URL”
In our WordPress tutorials, we often ask users to add code snippets to the WordPress site. You may find it difficult to do this task especially if you are not experienced at adding code snippets. A small mistake can crush your website and it can have a heavy price. In this tutorial, we’ll teach you… Read more “How to Add Code Snippets to a WordPress Site?”
Plugins may be the most important feature of WordPress. Plugins let you add all kinds of features to your site in seconds. However, sometimes you may not find a plugin that meets your needs, or don’t want additional features existing plugin offers, or you may simply want to write your own plugin. You may want… Read more “How to Create & Install a WordPress Plugin for Your Site?”
W3Schools have an awesome JavaScript solution that hides sticky navigation header on scroll down and shows again on scroll up! It can’t be more simple as that. We have it here as it prevents minimizing viewport size while scrolling down. It’s a huge relief for those who want a sticky header but don’t want viewport… Read more “Hide Sticky Navigation on Scroll Down & Show on Scroll Up”
WordPress themes and plugins output default login URL wp-login.php in many parts of your website like contents, comments, widgets, etc. You might want to replace or customize the output of the default login URL, especially if you have a custom login URL for your WordPress site. There’s a filter available in WordPress core called login_url… Read more “Replace Default WordPress Login URL w/ a Custom URL”
Yoast SEO is the most popular WordPress SEO plugin. This plugin adds meta tags on a page to optimize the page on different platforms like Search Engines, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Those meta tags actually decide how your website looks like on those different platforms. Although every meta tag has unique functionality, sometimes you might want… Read more “How to Remove Yoast SEO Meta Tags from Page(s)?”
TinyMCE editor makes it easy for you to create content without typing HTML tags manually. It comes with lots of buttons by default to make it handy for you. Some WordPress plugins add extra buttons in TinyMCE editor also. Sometimes you might need to remove some TinyMCE buttons, one or more. Why Need to Remove… Read more “How to Remove TinyMCE Buttons from WordPress Editor?”
If you’re a WordPress administrator, you should hide your username. This is the best security practice not to allow anyone to steal admin username. WordPress assign admin posts/pages and comments with an HTML class. That’s why, you shouldn’t publish posts/pages and admin comments under admin account. It increases the risk that hackers will gain admin… Read more “How to Make Admin Comments Become Authors in WordPress?”
When you test your website’s performance by different tools or website like Google, GTMetrix, Pingdom, KeyCDN etc., you must have seen a status named “Remove query strings from static resources”. To speed up your WordPress website’s performance, you need to remove query strings from static resources. What are Query Strings? The query string refers to… Read more “Remove Query Strings from Static Resources in WordPress”