by Sean Doyle · Published August 23, 2012 · Last modified October 28, 2012
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.
Remove AIM, Yahoo IM, and Jabber/Google Talk and add Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn. Remove old social networks and add the relevant Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, and LinkedIn networks to WordPress user profile contact info.
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/
During the process of monetizing a WordPress blog or website many webmasters (owners, admins, whomever) take a tactical approach in order to leverage earnings by strategically placing Google AdSense advertisements which are only visible to organic search engine traffic (opposed to all visitors).
Internet browsers which do not properly translate validated HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, or even XML feeds and metadata can be a strain for many developers and webmasters whom do not want to break validation standards to suite for websites visitors still using older browsers which will not communicate with evolving markup standards.
Create Google AdSense shortcodes in WordPress to easily integrate your AdSense advertisements onto your WordPress blog or website anywhere shortcodes are accepted.
Replacing characters with entities will make spam links not “clickable” on any WordPress blog or website.
A WordPress user login form is a great way to provide fast access to your WordPress blog or website for administrators to subscribers.
Provide all users of your WordPress blog or website the luxury of logging in using their email address or user name.
Custom Registration Message Displaying a custom message on your WordPress blog or website’s registration page can be useful for a lot of reasons. The custom message...
by Sean Doyle · Published June 27, 2012 · Last modified December 25, 2012
There are many benefits when displaying user/visitor IP addresses inside your WordPress pages and posts, for one it’s a great crime deterrent, just like those security alarm signs outside offices and homes.
The exclude-posts PHP function will override the standard WordPress search function and will allow you to exclude certain posts from being displayed in your WordPress website’s search results.
