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WordPress Countdown Timer Plugin for displaying time remaining until an event in the future. It also supports time since (countup) timer. Widget + Shortcode. Easy to use.

With the 1.5.8 release, I added dropdown_menu_defaults filter to the dropdown menu widget, so anyone can edit dropdown menu defaults so easily. Here in this post I will show you how to change depth and page order using this filter. First open functions.php in your […]

WordPress is a complete online publishing platform that enables everyone to easily create blogs, online e-commerce websites, or even custom social platforms. It has a long solid history depending on the most famous LAMP stack being popular among hosting platforms. Every minute, every second WordPress […]

WordPress has become the most prominent website platform around the globe thanks to its ease of use. WordPress encourages open source as an idea not just as free software. It is part of the culture of the WordPress community. WordPress is free to work, modify, […]

Images play a vital role in enhancing the overall look and feel of any WordPress blog. Not only do they break up lengthy text and make your content more engaging, but they can also boost your site’s SEO when used correctly. However, if not optimized, […]

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 […]

Managing backups and restoring your WordPress site is an essential task for any website owner. Backups allow you to recover your site in the event of a disaster, such as a hacker attack or a server crash. It is also a good practice to keep […]

WordPress now has a hook for the automatic creation of document title tags, which is called in the wp_head action. Before this option, most themes were using the wp_title PHP tag to display the title for the current page. After this hook is added, the […]

Categories play a vital role in organizing your WordPress posts. However, there might be instances when you prefer not to categorize a post and leave the category field empty. In such cases, WordPress automatically assigns the default category as “Uncategorized” to the post. In this […]

Gutenberg, the default editor for the latest WordPress installations, uses special CSS libraries to manage blocks on your front end. If you are using this new WP editor, it will automatically add this library CSS code on your site; <link rel=’stylesheet’ id=’wp-block-library-css’ href=’https://wpassist.me/wp-includes/css/dist/block-library/style.min.css’ type=’text/css’ media=’all’ […]