You can use the following code snippet to prevent wp-embed.min.js; function wpassist_dequeue_scripts(){ wp_deregister_script(‘wp-embed’); } add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘wpassist_dequeue_scripts’ );
function wpassist_insert_terms(){ $ahc = get_term_by(‘name’, ‘American Heroes Channel’, ‘post_tag’); if( !$ahc ){ wp_insert_term( ‘American Heroes Channel’, ‘post_tag’); wp_insert_term( ‘Discovery Channel’, ‘post_tag’); wp_insert_term( ‘Animal Planet’, ‘post_tag’); wp_insert_term( ‘USA Network’, ‘post_tag’); wp_insert_term( ‘Amazon’, ‘post_tag’); wp_insert_term( ‘TNT’, ‘post_tag’); } } add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wpassist_insert_terms’ );
When you are creating a custom loop, generally query_posts or WP_Query is more than enough for the job. But if you want to work on an API project that depends on WordPress tables, then you will need to use custom MySQL queries. Here is a […]
Using WordPress core function wp_count_posts, you can easily display total number of posts. Here is a simple example on how to use this function: <?php $count_posts = wp_count_posts(); $published_posts = $count_posts->publish; echo ‘We published ‘ . $published_posts . ‘ posts until now, and it’s still […]
WordPress allows theme developers to define custom CSS styles for visual editor on the post edit screen. Although, this theme development stage is often skipped by developers, it is very critical for end users to feel home when they are composing amazing posts. To add […]
While developing WordPress themes, dividing your theme into multiple re-usable templates makes everything easier. WordPress already manages templates parts like header, footer, and sidebar using special functions like get_header, get_footer, and get_sidebar. For including all other template parts that are created by the designer we […]
After several years of WordPress theme and plugin development, I decided that I can share some of my experiences on a dedicated blog. I got everything prepared now, and WPAssist is ready to get out to the sunshine! If you are also interested in writing […]
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 […]
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, […]
