WordPress comments settings are managed from your admin area dashboard Settings -> Discussions page. There are options that allows you to automatically close comments after a give number of days, you can completely turn off comments or make comment form available only for logged in users etc.
When a post with closed comments shows up on the frontend of your website, it automatically displays ‘Comments are closed’ notification to your website visitors. In this lesson you will learn how to hide this notification. Continue reading Easily Remove “Comments Are Closed” Text In WordPress→
Now you can make in-post and widget buttons appear in the style of admin area buttons. Earlier we have discussed about changing frontend admin bar color as per admin dashboard color scheme, we have also discussed about creating your own admin color scheme.
By default, HTML tables cause overflow and sometimes overlaps when viewed on small screens devices. Same is the issue with HTML forms. In this lesson you will learn how to make simple HTML tables and forms go responsive in your WordPress site. Continue reading Turn HTML Tables & Forms Responsive In Your WordPress Site→
If you are a web developer or website designer, many a times it happens when you turn on the option to discourage indexing of your website and then forget to turn it off again once your website goes online.
In WordPress there are various auto-generated archive pages for posts, post types, taxonomies like tags and categories etc. Archive pages simply shows you the list of articles that belongs to some specific taxonomy or post type. Continue reading Completely Remove Unwanted Archive Pages From WordPress→
Featured images i.e. post thumbnails can be assigned and edited from post edit screen. Earlier we have discussed about assigning default posts images in WordPress, we have also discussed about setting up default featured images for taxonomies like tags and categories. Continue reading Managing Featured Images On Multiple WordPress Posts→
Conditional logic solution is new logic design for empowering site admins to keep good control over most areas on their WordPress website. It provides you control for modifying what users can and cannot do. You can also control visibility of your content according to user, group of users and currently in use page template. Continue reading Complete Conditional Logic Solution For WordPress→
In this lesson we will show you how you can allow custom CSS styling for each post, page and other custom post types. Many times website owners need some extra styling on per post basis but default TinyMCE editor doesn’t allows you to do so. Continue reading Enable Custom Styling And Interaction For WordPress Posts→
This lesson is on an awesome new WordPress plugin that provides you shortcode for beautiful and amazing headline animations. You can use them inside your posts, pages, custom post types and other shortcode supported areas. Continue reading Animating Headlines Of Your Posts In WordPress→
Now you can easily alter the position and behavior of WordPress ‘Publish’ button so that your authors can more easily publish their blog posts from any section of post edit screen.
A common problem noticed by WordPress plugin developers, bloggers and documenters is that whenever they try posting demo for some already activated shortcode, it automatically starts showing the output of that specific shortcode.
Even when you enclose your shortcode in code tag present on text editor, it displays the output as soon the content is published.
Post revisions automatically saves each post draft, update and auto saves. Earlier we have discussed about limiting or turning off post revisions in WordPress.
The main purpose of limiting, deleting or turning off post revisions is to decrease unnecessary load on your database. In this lesson we will show you how you can purge i.e. delete post revisions when writing or updating posts in your website. Continue reading Purge Post Revisions Using A Simple Discreet Link In WordPress→
You can now easily add pagination in your single posts, pages and other custom post types. This not only enables you to write long articles in a better layout but also increases the page views , boosts revenue and in this way you can also increase focus on your advertisements. Continue reading Easily Add Page Breaks In Your WordPress Posts→
Just like Mediawiki has one separate page for each article. WordPress also has separate pages for blog posts, post types and other content types. So why not use a search box showing dropdown suggestions for each article on your website instead of dropping down already searched keywords, tags etc. Continue reading Create Blazingly Fast Dropdown Search Box For WordPress→
