In most standard WordPress themes, you’ll see before and after comment notes. This is an example from Twenty Twelve theme: I’ve seen many people asking how to remove any of these notes. It turned out that this is very simple to do. Using comment_form_defaults filter, we can easily customize the notes or completely remove them. Here’s a […]
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How to Prevent WordPress From Executing Shortcode in Post
Two days ago, we published an awesome article about using Genesis Framework shortcodeto customize Genesis child themes. On of the difficulties we had was preventing the shortcode from being executed when we include it in the body of the post. Since we’re using Genesis Framework, any Genesis shortcode that we put in the body of the post […]
Creating Your First Custom Taxonomy in WordPress
Tag and category are two default WordPress taxonomies. They help to manage and grouping your WordPress posts. However, sometimes that isn’t enough, especially when you have Custom Post Type. For example, if you have Portfolio CPT, having ‘Type’ or ‘Price Range’ taxonomy will help you grouping all the portfolio items differently from normal posts. For more […]
How to Allow Users to Login WordPress.org Site With WordPress.com Account
In this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to allow users to login to your WordPress.org (self-hosted) site using WordPress.com account. First, you need to install and activate Jetpack plugin. Then, make sure to connect your Jetpack with your WordPress.com. Once you’ve done steps mentioned above, go to Jetpack settings page. Look for Jetpack Single Sign […]
How to Create a Sticky Post in WordPress
A sticky post is probably one of the less known WordPress features that might be useful to some of us. It’s a great feature to “stick” or highlight any WordPress post on the top of the loop, just before the latest post. Please bear in mind that although most WordPress themes support this feature, the […]
Easily Create Your Site Functionality Plugin With Pluginception Plugin
Whenever you’re adding a new feature to your WordPress site or creating a new theme, one of the very important things to do is to decide whether the feature is a theme-specific or theme independent. For example, if you’d like to create a new Custom Post Type called Portfolio, then the code to create the […]
How to Create Your Own Admin Color Scheme
A few days ago, we published an article about changing and adding few additional admin color schemes to your admin dashboard. We got a request by our readers on the possibility to create their own admin color scheme. My initial thought was to simply fork the plugin and simply replace the colors with your own color combination. […]
How to Limit Comment to Registered Users Only
Before this, we’ve published a tutorial on conditionally remove WordPress comment form in Genesis Framework. One of our readers asked about the possibility to remove or hide the comment form for all non-registered users. Luckily, WordPress already has the option to limit comment to registered users only. However, if you’re new to WordPress, you might not notice this […]