As the demand for easy to use and secure website framework peaked around the world, the use of WordPress as the preferred content management system also skyrocketed. Part of the reason is the open-source nature of WordPress, which means that any security holes are actively fixed by the community. Moreover, the best practice applied when …
Like it or not, emoji has become an indispensable part of internet communications. Originally started as pictograms in the early 1980s, emoji gained popularity in the late 1990s through the use of the mobile email service in Japan. Since then, emoji gained widespread acceptance and used everywhere, from forum posts to social media statuses. Currently, emoji …
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When you are browsing the web, have you ever noticed a small icon beside the website title on the web browser tab? The icon is called a favicon and adds a nice flair to complement your website’s overall look and feel. A favicon also signals that your website is serious, and could help you with …
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Gutenberg – the all new WordPress admin editor was released since WordPress 5.0. It brought a whole new way on how to create post & page within WordPress, it’s like using using a block-based page builder inside WordPress Dashboard. There are many pros and cons amongst the WordPress community since it was first introduced but …
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Here’s a simple code snippet on how to add a new element right after the add to cart button in single product page in WooCommerce. All we need to do is create a function and attach that function to woocommerce_after_add_to_cart_button hook. You can add basically anything using this code, for example you can use the …
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If you’re building your own custom plugin for WordPress and it has options attach to it, it would be nice if users know where the plugin settings page is. I see some WordPress plugins settings page not so easy to find. First place to look is obviously under the Settings menu in WordPress dashboard but …
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