...in the post comments. It’s important to note that the Isotope library we’ll use is free for personal use only; for commercial projects, you need to purchase a license. If you’re not interested in filtering and only need Masonry...
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...Post, Page, Attachment, and Category Actions (Admin) Comment, Ping, and Trackback Actions Blogroll Actions Feed Actions Template Actions Administrative Actions Dashboard “Right Now” Widget Actions תמצאו ב WordPress Codex עמוד דומה המציג את הפילטרים הקיימים לרשותכם ואותם פילטרים מחולקים...
...message in Lighthouse and Pagespeed Insights like: “Ensure text remains visible during webfont load.“ Since I chose to use in this blog, Lighthouse displays this comment: Ensure text remains visible during webfont load Why do we get this comment?...
...truth is, it’s a bit unclear why the property exists when is not part of the Flex specifications and is not relevant… Do you have any idea why? Share in the comments… Common Alignments in Flexbox with Code Examples...
...Comments menu). supports – Defines what the created content type will support, such as title, excerpt, comments, revisions, etc. has_archive – Allows displaying an archive for this content type. Displaying the Custom Content Type There are many nuances to...
...elements of a specific recipe. Help is also available in this case from Google’s built-in data guide. It’s also possible that the code I’m presenting in the guide is not perfect, so if you have comments, corrections, and improvement...
...happy if you shared it in the comments. Add these files to the CSS directory on your site. Then, add a link to the CSS file in the site’s head as follows: Note: Adjust the path to the file...
...about. By default, WordPress generates several types of feeds, such as: It also generates these for your categories, tags, and comments. And speaking of comments, if you don’t have a blog, you might also want to completely disable comments...
...added to shadows to achieve very nice effects… Which shadow did you like the most? Tell us in the comments, and if you have created some cool shadows, share them with us in the comments and I will add...
...problem is indeed one of the plugins, you will be able to access the WordPress dashboard again. Once you go to the WordPress dashboard, you will receive comments on the plugins page such as the following: But don’t worry,...
...with friends, modify them to suit your needs, or even collaborate with the font creators to improve them. You’re free to use these fonts in any way you want, privately or commercially, in print, on your computer, in applications,...
...anything to share, feel free to do so in the comments… Another way to test the security level of your site is through webpagetest.org by testing your site’s URL. Here’s the result for the same store: Thats it, Corrections,...
...element or another. It might sound trivial, but I’ve encountered many developers who aren’t familiar with this method and use outdated techniques such as absolute positioning, the min-height property, and the like. In the comments, it was suggested that...
...list of situations where the nofollow attribute might apply: Untrusted content Links to sponsored content Links to unverified guest posts Comment sections or forums Advertisements or paid inserts Links in widgets Links to low-quality, duplicated, or scraped content Links...
...the site (such as adding comments, displaying posts, and more), while MySQL is responsible for storing the actual data (control panel settings, post content, and more). For example, when you enter your website’s address in the browser and hit...
...think. If you enjoyed this post, you’ll probably also like the post on CSS Grid. So, take a look. In any case, if you have questions, comments, or corrections, feel free to let us know in the comments… 🙂...
...I would be happy if you could leave a comment with font combinations you like, and I’ll try to add them to this list: Almoni Narrow in weight 300 Hagufan Effek in weight 400 Almoni Narrow in weight 700...
...theme. In any case, I hope this post helps you if you ever need to downgrade a version, and as always, if you have any questions or comments, feel free to let us know in the comments below… 🙂...
...share buttons, widgets, comments, etc., are loaded. The idea is to present the visitor first with the text (which in most cases is the content that interests them) and delay the loading of scripts until after this content is...
...I’ve covered that extensively in previous posts with lots of examples. You’re welcome to take a look at the post on Adding CSS and JS to WordPress Sites. If you’re struggling, feel free to ask in the comments, and...
...v2 only, I haven’t tested the other options. Feel free to share in the comments if you’ve tried… Add the Key to Contact Form 7 in WordPress Admin Go to WordPress Admin > Contact > Integration and click on...
...and user retention on your site. Any comments or feedback? Did you find any errors or think there’s room for improvement in this article? Share your thoughts in the comments, and we’d be happy to enhance the post… 🙂...
...(which are a taxonomy for everything): 3. Displaying six Related Posts by categories, ordered by the number of comments: Take a look at additional sorting options in the WordPress Codex. 4. Displaying articles for a custom content type: As...
...can try using this code to disable file concatenation: 22. Honestly – I have nothing more to write… Point 22 can come from your comments – if you have cool tricks related to `wp-config.php`, share them in the comments,...
...JavaScript, which I assume you know how to work with if you’re trying to embed it yourself. Either way, if you’re having trouble, write to us in the comments, and we’ll be happy to help with any issue… Comparing...