You know, in WordPress, the wp-config.php file is the most vital file for WordPress settings. By default, it’s located in the initial folder which is the root directory of the WordPress folder. The thing is you can move it anytime and even you can move it outside your public HTML directory so that your users can’t […]
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How to Use Custom User Table in WordPress
In WordPress, by default, it stores all users data in the table wp_users and wp_usermeta. By using a simple code given below you can define the table where you want your user information stored. This is how you can specify your custom user table. Hopefully, this pro-tip was helpful. Find more Pro-tips here.
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How to Allow Automatic Database Repair
WordPress is a giant platform that allows its users lots of advantages by providing multiple features & functionalities. One of them is automatic database repairing. But by default, the feature is turned off. To enable this feature you just need to add a little bit of changes in your code. Add the following line to your […]
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Changing Table Prefix in WordPress
In WordPress, wp_prefix is the default WordPress database prefix for the table name. Sometimes it’s believed that by changing the default table prefix can make the WordPress database more secure. To make this happen, you have to change the following code in your WordPress configuration. $table_prefix= ‘wp_’; By opening the wp-config.php file which is located […]
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Introducing Shortcodes
In WordPress, Shortcodes are used to make specific tasks shorter, easier and to save time by lessening the same task doing again. As the name implies shortcodes are simply tiny codes that actually allow you to do lots of things with minimal effort. Shortcodes were launched first in WordPress 2.5 version in order to allow users […]
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Put off Comment Notification Emails in WordPress
By default, WordPress automatically sends email notifications when someone leaves a comment on a specific post. Comments make the user interaction better and sending a frequent email for every comment is something boring. How can you get rid of this kind of problem? To fix the problem, just go to the Settings and click on the […]
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Adding a Progress Bar
As we are the human being, we have a psychological fact that causes us to feel unflexible leaving things half-done or incomplete. This state of mind is called the Zeigarnik Effect, a phrase stamped by Bluma Zeigarnik, a 20th-century Russian psychologist. After completing her experiments, she came to a decision that says unfinished tasks are […]
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Improving Your Contents
Contents have become the core marketing component for different companies. Though contents are the king since the immemorial, the importance has emerged than the past in this competitive world. A powerful content strategy can produce better search ranking, higher conversion, and ultimately more sales & revenue. It’s easy to understand that the more you have […]
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Offering a Discount
In any kind of business, offering discounts is a lucrative policy adopted by business owners to achieve maximum coverage of revenue. It’s a sheer policy which is used to boost up the business growth in particular. This policy exercises in order to encourage consumers to go through with a buying process. This policy can be enhanced by […]
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Call by a Visitor’s Name
It seems that when someone enters a site as a visitor, a popup comes with a request for submitting an email to register or something like that, at that time maximum visitors get irritated by the opt-in process. The reason for this annoyance is not that they are just for advertisements, rather they are usually far […]
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How to Add Facebook Author Tag in WordPress
If you want to show your author name along with the posts when you share it on Facebook, you need to do something extra for it. It’s really handy to make it happen. You need to have an author tag. Basically, the author tag allows you to display the author’s name along with his/her article […]
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Customize the Number of Posts Shown on the Archive page
Generally, WordPress displays 10 posts on your blog page or archive page. If you think it’s not satisfying your demand, you can change it to any number you want. To make this happen, just head over to the Settings and Click on the Reading section. Then you will have a page named “Reading Settings” page. There […]
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Exclude Categories From RSS Feed
If you want to exclude some categories from your WordPress site, how would you do it? The answer is pretty simple, just use the Ultimate Category Excluder plugin. Having activation go to the Settings, then click on the Category Excluder for configuring plugin settings. Next, you will have a plugin set up page. Then, you have to […]
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Converting Categories into Tags in WordPress
Very often people are not aware of using categories and tags in WordPress. They are confused about converting the categories to tags. It seems that sometimes you have created a category and then you think it needs to be converted to a tag. So, how can it be done? It’s pretty cool to have these […]
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Adding Category Icon in WordPress
By default, WordPress doesn’t show the category image or icon on your post page. But you can add your own if you just add Taxonomy Images plugin on your site. Just install and activate the plugin first. Then go to the plugin area and click on the Settings option and click on the Taxonomy Images […]
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