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WordPress comes with an admin bar that displays handy shortcuts for logged in users. This gives you quick access to admin tasks even when viewing your website’s front-end. In this article, we will explain what is the WordPress admin bar, and how you can utilize… Read More »
WordPress Database is like a brain for your entire WordPress site because every single information is stored in there thus making it hacker’s favorite target. Spammers and hackers run automated codes for SQL injections. Well, unfortunately many people forget to change the database prefix while… Read More »
Do you want to increase the maximum file upload size in WordPress? Sometimes a low file upload size limit can stop you from uploading files with the media uploader or installing larger WordPress plugins and themes. In this article, we’ll show you how to easily… Read More »
Have you ever find yourself entering the same text in all of your posts? Often people do that such as asking people to subscribe to their feeds, retweet the post, share it on facebook etc. You can always use a simple tag to add it right after the content, or you can add that text as the default content in your WordPress post editor.
Do you need to automatically create custom fields when publishing your WordPress posts? This is a simple trick that developers can use when adding new features to their WordPress website. In this article, we’ll show you how to add custom fields automatically on post publish… Read More »
From our experience and research of many industry experts, it seems that Search Engine visitors are more likely to click on targeted advertisements then your regular readers. In this article, we will share a technique that will let you make more money from your blogs by simply displaying ads to your Search Engine Visitors ONLY. Whereas your regular visitors do not see these ads. This works very well with targeted Pay-Per-Click (PPC) ad units such as Google Adsense.
Do you want to make a separate RSS feed for each custom post type on your WordPress website? Custom post types allow website owners to add their own unique content types. These post types can have similar features to posts or pages, including an RSS… Read More »
Do you want to create a custom post type archive page in WordPress? Normally, custom post types in WordPress would use your theme’s archive template. You can also create your own custom archive page for your post types. In this article, we’ll show you how… Read More »
Do you want to add Twitter share and retweet buttons to your WordPress site? Adding social sharing buttons to your WordPress posts and pages is a great way to encourage readers to share your content with their followers. In this article, we will show you… Read More »
We have previously written about a code that lets you display twitter followers count which was contributed by Rarst. In this article, we will be sharing a more advanced and more elegant code which lets you display twitter followers count in WordPress. Once again this script was also contributed by Rarst.