By default, WordPress inserts paragraphs whenever you press the “Enter” key in the visual editor. But what if you require a plain newline instead? These three methods for inserting a newline will cover all the usual scenarios.
Sometimes you find the perfect theme, but you just need to change an element or two. Like the color of the menu perhaps. The theme customization option doesn’t always allow you to do this, so you need to write your own custom CSS. Here’s a detailed tutorial with screenshots on how to do that step by step.
It’s a good idea to send an e-mail to your subscribers who’ve signed up for post notifications. This way, you don’t have to rely on them getting the news from Facebook or Twitter. Here’s how to ensure a more targeted notification system using the MailPoet plugin.
Are there some pages on your site, where you want your users to automatically scroll down? This snippet of code will allow you to do exactly that. You can make changes to it to customize it for your own requirements, like selecting which element you want to scroll down to, and on which pages it should apply.
Inserting Javascript into WordPress posts can get complicated. You can disable Javascript tags site wide via wp-config.php, or you can use a plugin to achieve the same effect.
Setting a proper language attribute for your WordPress pages will allow browsers to render your pages properly. Here’s how to change it, and where it’s stored in the database. In addition, you can also change the language depending on the specific page. This tutorial shows you how, with screenshots.
Do you sometimes write stuff on your WordPress blog that you don’t want showing up in the search results on your site? If so, this tutorial is for you! I show you how to exclude individual pages with simple code and screenshots and give you a long term solution as well.
Do you want to remove the “Heading 1” option entirely from your WordPress editor? It’s understandable because it can harm your SEO if you use it in the content and take away focus from the page title. This article shows you how to achieve this with screenshots and code.