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WordPress Custom Ajax Contact Form
Here is a tutorial for creating your own custom forms using the WordPress built in admin-ajax.php, better yet it doesn't require any WordPress plugins.
WP Comment Stats plugin
The WordPress / WP Comment Stats WordPress Plugin is based on the original plugin 'Comment Stats' found at https://wordpress.org/plugins/comment-stats/.
Add custom styles to tinymce editor in WordPress
Add a custom css dropdown menu styles in WordPress's CMS page editor (tinymce). Add a little bit of code to the WordPress functions file.
Block spam comments with the htaccess
As all WordPress administrators know the constant issues having to block spam comments can become irritating on a daily basis. So try editing the htaccess.
What are the different user roles and limitations
In WordPress an administrator has the control to change what other users have access to in the admin panel, here is a breakdown of the other user roles.
Prevent Empty Searches in WordPress Revised
WordPress was allowing empty searches to bring back results. Here is a revised version of a solution I found on the web. Hope it helps anyone.
Navigation item stays highlighted when tag or category selected
I made a WordPress site using the e-shop plugin, here is how I made the parent menu item stay highlighted when its Shop Category or Shop Tag was selected.
Wordpress Security issue true or false?
Many WordPress Developers are aware of various blogs bringing up the subject of security issues with WordPress recently. So what's the solution?
Remove the 'Private:' title for private posts
Here is code to hide 'Private:' that appear in the titles on Wordpress private posts or pages. It's a simple filter function added to 'functions.php'.
Replace WordPress@ as sender on emails
Here is a solution (without using a plugin) to replace the 'WordPress@' senders email address added automatically to auto replay emails in WordPress.
Hide posts/pages from search results
If you want to hide certain pages or posts from the WordPress search results. Then you need to edit the 'functions.php' file adding a nice snippet of code.
Order posts alphabetically in WordPress
By default WordPress orders your posts by the edit/added date. But what happens if you want them to be ordered Alphabetically. Here is how to do it.
