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Have you noticed how text looks when visitors highlight it on your website? We sometimes have to update the text selection color on the websites we work on to match the brand colors, and many users have asked how to do this. The good news… Read More »

You can create intuitive navigation structures and enhance user engagement on your website using categories, tags, and custom taxonomies. However, we believe a crucial element in user experience is providing clear context within each taxonomy archive page. You can provide this context by showing relevant… Read More »

Do you want to add Google web fonts in your WordPress theme? Google fonts allow you to easily use beautiful web fonts on your WordPress website. You can use them to improve your website’s typography, user experience, and aesthetics. This article will show you how… Read More »

Every now and then, we come across special requests from our readers about customizing their website. One of them was to show any number of posts in a loop. Since this feature isn’t available by default in WordPress, we created a custom code snippet for… Read More »

One of our more technical readers recently asked us how to verify the existence of a PHP function before integrating new code into a WordPress site. This is important to ensure your site runs smoothly and avoids errors. One of WordPress’s strengths is its flexibility… Read More »

If you are using multiple WordPress queries to display different sets of posts, then you may come across duplicate content. This is because some posts might match more than one loop and appear twice. WordPress doesn’t come with a built-in option to avoid duplicate posts… Read More »

Individual images and other uploaded files on your website are displayed on a single attachments page. However, many themes don’t provide a template for attachments. Creating a custom attachments template in WordPress allows you to control how individual attachment pages are displayed, giving you the… Read More »

Showing comments on the homepage of your WordPress theme is actually easier than you think. If you want to boost your comment section, then displaying comments on the homepage is the way to go. It can inspire new visitors to join in on the action… Read More »

After all that work on a WordPress blog post, watching readers leave after one page is frustrating. One big reason? The plain text navigation links at the bottom of your posts barely get noticed. Adding thumbnail images to these navigation links can help you grab… Read More »

Recently we were asked how to display a limited number of tags after each post in your WordPress theme. Normally, you use a function the_tags() to display a link to the tags a post belongs to. However that function does not have a parameter to… Read More »