Give your WordPress website visitors the option to scroll back to the top of the page via Infinite Scroll footer link. As stated in a previous article about removing the credits from the Infinite Scroll footer, as of November 10th, we use the new Jetpack 2.0 Infinite Scroll feature and give our website visitors the option to scroll to the top of the page via a simple text link with an arrow (↑) . Here's how to DIY.

Remove "Proudly powered by WordPress" and your theme name credits in the Infinite Scroll Jetpack Plugin feature. Locate the jetpack/modules/infinite-scroll/infinity.php file and remove footer credits. Infinite scroll takes away the “next page” or “older posts” links in category and tag page feeds allowing website visitors to infinitely scroll and load new posts via scrolling down the page.

Easily display forum topics on WordPress using PHP. BBPress is a great forum plugin for WordPress and adding recent BBPress forum topics to any php file is very simple.

There are many ways to display recent posts on WordPress without using unnecessary recent posts plugins that are notorious for slowing down WordPress websites. In this article we will discuss how to display related posts on a list per category and tag using simple PHP that can be implemented into theme files such as single.php, category.php, and others.

Every WordPress website should have a favicon and luckily adding a Favicon to any WordPress website is incredibly easy. There's no need to install extra plugins that slow your site down, there's no need to "look in your header" file for a link rel attribute because that will make the favicon theme dependent, leaving it vulnerable to upgrades.

In some cases the "website" option in WordPress comments is not necessarily practical. Especially if you prefer for no one to leave third party URLs which can potentially harm your WordPress website. Luckily there's a simple PHP snippet that will remove the website URL field from WordPress comments.

When deleting comments, pages, or posts WordPress automatically places them in the "trash" folder. Luckily for WordPress users who want their comments, pages, and posts to be permanently deleted without having to go the extra mile each time there is a very simple PHP code snippet/