WordPress themes today are much more sophisticated than in the past and offer a wide range of customization options. However, in many situations, we want to modify a specific function or file in the purchased template. Of course, you can [...]
In this guide, we demonstrate how to use the Walker Class to print a menu with clean markup. By default, most WordPress themes come with a menu in the traditional location – usually at the top of the page or [...]
WordPress is a free content management system (CMS) written in PHP and has an open-source code. The system is under the GPLv2 license, which states that anyone is allowed to use it or modify it...
What are Custom Post Types and how to create them. WordPress has gained momentum in recent years and has established itself as a reputable and influential content management system (CMS) in the online world.
How to Find and Fix the Database Connection Error? If you've just started working with WordPress, you're likely to encounter various issues. Some are severe, and some are less so, but it's inevitable, and it seems that...
In one of my recent projects, the client requested that I transfer the UTM Parameters with which the user arrives from different campaigns to other pages on the website. To be precise...
Two Methods for Backing Up a WordPress Site: Without a Plugin and an Additional Approach Using UpdraftPlus. Performing a backup for a WordPress site enables you to safeguard it in case you encounter any issues...
In this guide, we'll show you how to use Google Fonts without relying on their servers. we will show you how to host & load google fonts locally (from your own server).
The @font-face Rule in CSS enables the usage of customized fonts (Custom Fonts) for the text on your website. These fonts can be loaded from an external server using the "url()" function or...
In this short post, we'll see how to disable the automatic addition of the srcset attribute to the HTML of images on WordPress websites. If you take a look at the source code of a page on your website that [...]
Gutenberg is the new editor that comes by default in WordPress (version 5.0+). However, it turns out that it does not automatically appear for Custom Post Types. By default, these use the classic WordPress editor. It’s possible (quite likely, actually) [...]
Although lots of things can be done via the WordPress dashboard, not everything can be done. Sometimes you need to make a change directly to one of the website files. You may want to do this in order to strengthen [...]