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How To Use Custom Colors On Social Sharing Buttons In WordPress?

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Most of the WordPress sharing plugins uses the same default color for social icons like blue for Facebook sharing button, red for Google Plus and Pinterest, orange for StumbleUpon etc etc.

Even the plugins that allows you to select a custom color doesn’t lets you set it on per icon basis. Here comes the use of a plugin with more powerful color customization hacks.

Saif Sohel has created an awesome social sharing plugin. Unlike to other social sharing plugin this new WordPress addon allows you to use a custom color for each sharing icon.

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How To Credit Images With Nofollow Links In WordPress?

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Problem comes when you are not sure about the spammy nature of websites you are linking to. Suppose you are using any image which has been labelled for reuse and you link the image source to the website you’re not entirely sure you trust. In such type of cases it’s always good to make sure the credit link is nofollow.

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Easily Run Mobile Version Of Your WordPress Site On A Subdomain

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Facebook, Twitter and there are many other popular websites that provides you separate URLs for mobile and desktop versions. This allows users to decide whether they like browsing the mobile version or accessing full site version on their mobile phones.

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How To Keep Any WordPress Plugin Off On Mobile Devices?

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By default all plugins go active on all types of devices. There is no default feature of making any plugin to work only on desktop or only on mobile devices.

Toady, David Behrens, a user of SANGKRIT.net emailed us asking how he can keep a plugin work only on desktop operating systems and keep it switched off on smartphones at the same time. He just wanted to keep his jQuery mega menu off on smartphones.

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How To Hide Sidebars On Small Screen Devices In Twenty Fourteen WordPress Theme?

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By default, most WordPress themes slides sidebars to bottom on small screen devices like on mobile phones and tablets. But you must have observed various websites automatically remove the sidebars if it’s viewed on a small screen and keep it visible everywhere else.

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How Display Widgets In Two Or More Columns In A WordPress Sidebar?

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A single sidebar or footer can easily be divided into multiple columns and multiple widgets can be added there. For example: Suppose you want to display a recent posts widget next to ad text widget in your website’s sidebar.

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How To Use A Responsive Scroll To Top Button In WordPress?

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There are various scroll top button plugins available for WordPress. Scroll to top or to top buttons simply allows you to instantly scroll back to header of the webpage. In this tutorial we will show you how to make it work on responsive WordPress sites.

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How To Auto Generate Posts And Other Content In WordPress (For Testing Purpose)?

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Every time any developer creates any new theme or plugin or when you design your client’s website or while checking for new plugins and hacks etc, there is always some need of custom data like posts, pages, comments, users, tags & categories etc (it depends) in order to check the working of any plugin or whatever you are developing.

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How To Show Authors Only Their Post Comments In WordPress Admin Area?

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Default WordPress functionality shows all comments (in admin area) to all registered authors in your website. In this tutorial we will show you how you can restrict comment visibility in admin section so that authors can see only comments posted on their articles.

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How To Set Comments Cessation On Per Post Basis In WordPress?

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It is easy to set comment expiration date on per post/post type basis in WordPress. Comment Expirator plugin enables you to close comments, pingbacks and also trackbacks on your posts, pages and custom post types on an individual basis.

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