Displaying a list of child pages on a parent page in WordPress can be useful for creating navigation menus, displaying related content, or simply providing an organized way to showcase your site’s content., and can also improve the user experience. Fortunately, WordPress makes it easy to display child pages using a shortcode. In this tutorial, […]
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How to Change the Login Logo URL in WordPress: A Step-by-Step Tutorial
When you replace the default WordPress logo on your login page with your own custom logo, the logo will still link to the WordPress.org website by default. If you want the logo to link to a different URL, such as your site’s homepage, you can easily change the login logo URL in WordPress. In this […]
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 […]
How to Add Web Browser Names as Body Classes in WordPress Using jQuery
When it comes to web development, knowing the web browser of your site’s visitors can help you create a better user experience. You may want to add specific styles or functionality for certain browsers or troubleshoot issues that only occur in certain browsers. One way to accomplish this is by adding the web browser name […]