We can automatically wrap the image (sent from media upload box) in a div by applying a filter to the “image_send_to_editor” function.
How to automatically wrap image in a div
We can automatically wrap the image (sent from media upload box) in a div by applying a filter to the “image_send_to_editor” function.
Sometimes we need to list our blog authors (in a dynamic way) on “About” pages and this can be done by using a shortcode and WP_User_Query built-in class.
Sometimes we need to keep extra information about our users and we can do this by adding new custom fields.
A/B testing is a methodology in advertising of using randomized experiments with two variants, A and B, which are the control and treatment in the controlled experiment. I’ll show you how to setup an “A/B test” on your blog. So, let’s say for example that you have a blog with a lot of downloadable resources […]
These days a friend asked me about how can we parse rss feeds using WordPress. So here we are! It’s pretty easy to do this by using fetch_feed (wordpress built-in function based on SimplePie) like I did in wcr_parse_feed custom function.