JavaScript is an important part of modern web development, allowing developers to add interactivity and dynamic behavior to their websites. WordPress provides several ways to add JavaScript to your website, and in this tutorial, we will focus on adding external JavaScript to the head of your website via functions.php. Here are a few examples of […]
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How to Disable Gutenberg Widgets on WordPress via functions.php
With the release of WordPress 5.8, the default widget editor was changed to the new Block Editor, also known as Gutenberg. While the Block Editor offers more design and layout options, some users may prefer the traditional Classic Widgets interface. Fortunately, you can still use Classic Widgets in WordPress 5.8 and later. In this tutorial, […]
How to Disable Gutenberg Editor on WordPress via functions.php
Gutenberg editor is the default visual editor that comes with WordPress 5.0 and above. While it offers a more modern way to create content, some users may find it challenging to use or not suitable for their needs. Fortunately, disabling the Gutenberg editor is easy and can be done via the functions.php file or a […]
How to Customize the “Read More” Text in WordPress Excerpts for Better User Experience and SEO
WordPress is a popular content management system that allows you to create and publish content quickly and easily. However, by default, WordPress automatically adds a “Read More” link or text to the end of each excerpt. If you want to customize this link or text to match your website’s branding or user experience goals, you […]
How to Change the Default WordPress Excerpt Length for Better Content Control
The WordPress excerpt is a short summary of a post that appears on archive pages, search results, and in some cases, on the home page of your site. By default, WordPress uses a maximum of 55 words for the excerpt length. However, sometimes you may want to change the default excerpt length to better fit […]
How to Change the Default Login Logo for WordPress: A Step-by-Step Tutorial
WordPress allows you to customize your login page by replacing the default WordPress logo with your own custom logo. This can be a great way to add a personal touch to your website and enhance your branding. In this tutorial, we will show you how to change the default login logo in WordPress with just […]
Secure Your WordPress Website with Code Examples: A Guide to Protecting Your Website
Website security is crucial in today’s digital landscape, and WordPress is no exception. A lack of security can lead to malicious attacks, such as hacking or spamming, which can harm your website’s reputation and cause financial losses. In this tutorial, we’ll outline steps you can take to secure your WordPress website and provide code examples […]
Easily Translate and Replace Text in WordPress using Functions.php and the Gettext Filter
Translating, replacing or modifying text in WordPress is a common task that can be done in several ways. One of the simplest methods is by using the functions.php file. By adding a code snippet, you can change the text on your WordPress site without having to use plugins. This tutorial will show you how to […]
Boost WordPress Security by Adding Essential Headers through functions.php
Since WordPress is a widely used platform, it is also a target for hackers. Adding security headers to your WordPress website can help increase its protection against potential security threats, such as cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks, cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks, and more. One way to add security headers is by using a code snippet […]
How to Enable Shortcodes in WordPress Menus and Widgets
Shortcodes in WordPress allow users to easily add dynamic content, such as buttons, forms, or custom post types, to their posts, pages, and widgets. Imagine you want to show your related posts in the sidebar, social share icons in the navigation, or anything else you created a shortcode for. By default, WordPress does not support […]
