htaccess is the main entry point for any WordPress website. When you enter an url to a WordPress website, url request is sent to the server and it is then handled by WordPress using rewrite rules defined in the htacess file. Often, htaccess file is […]
WordPress critical error page is a nightmare for most of the WordPress Developers. If you accidentally upload a file with a bug, suddenly all your visitors will face this white message of death. Generally text displayed here has no meaning for your visitor. But, WordPress […]
Countdown Widget has a really handy shortcut attribute in its shortcode form. That is the “date” field. It is a more human-readable way of defining dates in the shortcode. In this post, I am going to show you how to add a countdown for a […]
In order to increase the font size, we are going to use WordPress Customizer’s Additional CSS capability. Follow steps below to increase the font size for the Countdown Widget: Open WordPress Dashboard > Appearance > Customize On the customizer screen expand “Additional CSS” widget Put […]
Countdown Widget was updated to address some broken links. Then, I found a minor bug with timezones. After releasing 3.1.6 I found that I have created another bug, so I released 3.1.7 to fix that one too. So, now it should have all up-to-date document […]
When you are optimizing your website for SEO, it often comes to mind if a page title separator is effective on search engine results. To answer this simple question, first, we have to look at what SEO really is. SEO, search engine optimization has many […]
WordPress allows theme developers to manage their theme template files in many different ways. But certainly, get_template_part is the best version of it. It uses core WordPress functions to find and load a specific PHP file. Basically, it is like PHP include, but on steroids. […]
