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Query or Exclude Posts by Custom Field Data

A few examples of how to manipulate WordPress post queries using Custom Fields.

Create a Cross Browser Semi-transparent Background with CSS

Need to make a background semi-transparent but don’t want to affect the content within your div? Just a few lines of CSS can do the trick.

Get the current ID in WordPress

How to retrieve the current ID of an object/item in your WordPress themes using some inbuilt WordPress functions.

How to add an SSL Certificate to Plesk

Just purchased an SSL certificate and need to activate it in Plesk? Learn how in this guide.

Centering Text Inside a Container

In this quick tutorial, learn how to center text both horizontally and vertically with just a little CSS.

Exclude Specific Posts/Pages from the WordPress Search

On occasion you might want to exclude certain pages or posts from the search page on your WordPress site. Learn how to do this with just a little bit of code.

How to Add Variables to WordPress Menu Items

Would you like to use variables on certain menu items? Perhaps you want to count a category and display that total alongside your label. We’ll show you how to do that in this quick guide.

Fixing 404 Errors with WordPress Pagination

When using a custom permalink structure in WordPress, you may encounter 404 errors when using pagination.

How do I add MOBI files to my Kindle?

Files with a MOBI file extension are Mobipocket eBook files, which are used for storing digital books. Learn how to add these to your Kindle.

Get the Category from the URL in WordPress

This bit of code will take the current URL as seen in the browser, explode (separate) it by / and then create an array that includes the category id, name, slug etc, then put’s them into variables for easy access.