Color Selection in WordPress: Iris Color Picker
This article explains the usage of Iris Color Picker in WordPress for color selection in both the admin panel and frontend, along with the necessary steps and code...
Connecting jQuery from Google CDN with Auto-detection of Version
This article explains the correct way to connect jQuery in WordPress and the advantages of using Google CDN for jQuery.
Disabling the creation of copies of images in WordPress
By default, WordPress generates four sizes for each original image we upload and another 2 copies when a huge image is uploaded. Also, themes and plugins can create...
10 Ways to Customize RSS Feed in WordPress
The website's RSS feed (site feed) allows users to keep track of new content appearing on your blog. To do this, users subscribe to your blog through an RSS handler and...
Must-Use plugins in WordPress (mu-plugins)
Must-use plugins (mu-plugins) - mandatory plugins that are installed in a special /wp-content/mu-plugins folder. They are always active for the site and all sites of...
API Settings (Options)
This article explains the WordPress Options API, detailing how to register, add, and display option fields and sections in settings pages.
Tab Symbol (\t) in Textarea When Pressing TAB Key
Implementing the insertion of the tab symbol (\t) in a textarea when the TAB key is pressed, along with specifying tab width in CSS.
Auto-updates in WordPress
In October 2013, WordPress version 3.7 was released, and along with it came a new feature - automatic updates.
Autoupdate became the brightest, most useful, and...
SHORTINIT constant: WordPress environment with minimal load
I was worried about a question: how can I use $wpdb object and site database with which I work, but with minimal loading of WP environment. Sometimes it is necessary,...
Constants of WordPress
WordPress is configurable in the admin panel or using hooks (filters, events), and WordPress can also be configured using PHP constants.
You've probably used constants...
Limiting the Number of Login Attempts in WordPress
How to limit the number of login attempts in WordPress using a custom PHP script and protect the site from brute force attacks.
Masonry - displaying html blocks as a brickwork
Introduction to Masonry, a JavaScript library for displaying HTML blocks in a compact, stacked manner. Includes integration, initialization, and usage examples.
How to Use the "offset" Parameter Without Breaking Pagination
This article explains how to use the offset parameter in WordPress queries without disrupting pagination, ensuring that the pagination functions correctly.
Ajax in WordPress
This article explains how to use AJAX in WordPress for creating themes and plugins. It covers adding JavaScript, creating PHP functions, using AJAX on the frontend,...
Removing Comments in Branches
This article discusses implementing a WordPress hook to delete all child comments when a parent comment is deleted and moving comments to trash and restoring them by...