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Stop WordPress from Sending Internal Trackbacks If you've noticed that you receive self-trackbacks when linking to your own internal content on your WordPress blog, you probably feel that it's pretty annoying. The main point of a trackback is to communicate with OTHER blogs, not your own. After
By default, WordPress displays comments that are ascending. This means that the oldest comments are on top and new contents are buried on the bottom (or other pages if your comments are paginated). To display your comments descendingly, paste this snippet into your theme's functions.php or custom
Plugins that Every WordPress Website Needs Every WordPress user knows that there are tons of plugins available to extend the functionality of their website or blog. There's a plugin for pretty much anything you can think of. Whether it's security, e-commerce, image galleries, or even fancy design
https://twitter.com/artisticdork/status/471666451968192512 Agreed (mostly)! For inexperienced WordPress users, a theme with a plethora of shortcodes is great. They will let you add all sorts of fancy design features and even add new functionality. I've been there. However, most users are likely
WordPress Security and Securing Your WordPress Website If you have a WordPress site and do not secure it with at least some basic security practices, you are setting yourself up for a major pain in the ass. Once your WordPress website is live on the internet, there will be people trying to hack
Using Custom Fields in WordPress Shortcodes As a WordPress addict, I probably spend a chunk of my day thinking about cool new tricks and hacks to test out. Today, I came up with a potential scenario that prompted me to attempt using custom fields in shortcodes. Here's that scenario: A user
Login Widget with Shortcode The Login Widget with Shortcode plugin is a very useful plugin that lets users manually place the WordPress login form rather than directing them to the wp-login.php page. The simple [login_widget] shortcode can be placed on any WordPress post or page without the need to
Using Frequent Content with a Shortcode If you have a content block that you use frequently throughout your WordPress website, it is a good idea to store this content in a shortcode. By storing frequently used content in a shortcode, you can easily make edits without having to change it in a bunch