WordPress title separator is dash (-) by default. This is one of the most popular separators amongst all websites. However, if you would like to change the default title separator, WordPress gives you a really useful filter to do so. If you want to change […]
If you are using WordPress page hierarchy on your business site, it is possible that some top pages will be there, ONLY for redirecting the user to lower level content. On this case, the best way of keeping top-level page up-to-date is automatically inserting a […]
If you have been using WordPress for a long time, it is possible that you have many spam comments, revisions, transients cache, etc. on your WP database. In this post, I listed the most useful SQL queries you can use to clean up your WordPress […]
One click installation is certainly one of the most sweet features of WordPress. But after the installation is complete, you still need to do a lot to make it yours.
Starting with version 4.4, WordPress allows you to easily change your title separator using a filter. This was previously done by either installing a SEO plugin or manually adding a title filter. But if you just want to change the default separator to something fancy, […]
Many WordPress hacks depend on WordPress hooks and filters. If you want to add those hacks to your theme, probably the best way is using your theme’s functions.php file. In order to add codes to your theme’s function.php file, you can follow one of the […]
To develop themes and plugins for WordPress, a local working environment is best. You can easily create a local working environment on your Windows computer using WAMP. WAMP is a software package for installation of Apache+Mysql+PHP. It saves you time by combining multiple setups together. […]
If you get memory exhausted fatal errors on your WordPress blog, maybe its time to increase memory limit for PHP. In this post, you will find various ways to increase memory limit for WordPress using PHP and htaccess files. When PHP scripts get complex they […]
WordPress Plugins are one of the top reasons we love WordPress. You can easily install plugins using WordPress’ search & install system. But that functionality brings one problem; one can easily fill up their blog with lots of plugins, most of them in inactive state. […]
Did you know that WordPress has a mobile detect function already? In this post, I will show you how you can use wp_is_mobile function to create a simple shortcode to hide certain parts of your posts from mobile visitors or the other way. Demonstration Desktop […]
