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.
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.
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.
When building or editing a WordPress theme, you might want to get the URL of a specific image by it’s ID. Here’s how to do it using the ‘wp_get_attachment_url’ function.
A reading list for web developers looking to try their hand at WordPress theme development. This list aims to give you a better understanding of WordPress’s core functionality, such as it’s hierarchy and the loop, then leads on to creating a basic theme.
Custom fields can be very powerful and add a lot of flexibility to your content. Learn how to create custom field data and display it in your WordPress theme.
By default, WordPress compresses images uploaded via the media uploader. Learn how to change the level of compression in your functions file to better suit your website.
On a WordPress Multisite you might want to grab content from one of your websites (site 1) and display it on another (site 2). In this tutorial we’ll show you how to switch to another site and get the title, excerpt and main body content, then display it on one of your other sites.