Forget the old fashion way of adding Google Analytics tracking code directly in footer.php or header.php of your WordPress website! We’re going to add the tracking code using WordPress hook. To make it work, add this codes to your functions.php file. Don’t forget to replace YOUR-TRACKING-ID text with your Google Analytics tracking ID.
A neat snippet to remove all WordPress default widgets. Might come handy for you in the future if your client decided that they don’t need the default widgets.
When in development phase it is always helpful to turn on WordPress debug mode, when enable WordPress will display reporting of some errors and warnings that may exist. Open wp-config.php then find this code: Then replace it with this code:
For some users who made changes to their posts / pages all the time, revision can that an amount of space on your database. If you don’t want to use revision here’s a handy code to do it, add this code to wp-config.php file. If you still want to enable revision but want to limit …
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You probably already know that we can add widgets to any widget area from Widgets setting page in WordPress Dashboard. But did you know that you can display any widget on any template file? So for example you want to display a widget in the header but there’s no widget area in the header. What …
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Here’s a quick and simple snippets for those of you who dislike the default PayPal icon used in WooCommerce plugin and want to switch it with another image. Simply replace the image URL with your own custom image URL.
A lot of people are using WooCommerce to build their online shop nowadays but I’m sure not all of them are really using the shopping cart functionality in WooCommerce. If you are one of them and are are curious how to disable or remove the Add to Cart button from WooCommerce products, we’re going to …
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Nowadays WordPress has a very powerful admin bar, with which one can easily handle all its powerful features. They can access many of WordPress’s important parts from any page. But sometimes in certain cases you might want to permanently hide the admin bar because you might not want users seeing the admin bar every time …
Just like humans, websites have their own downtime too. Every so often, a website needs to be maintained to keep its stability and add more feature enhancements, either by updating the website codebase or underlying server infrastructure. Updates not only allow for new features and stability; it is essential for overall website security. A website …
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 …