Some Useful WordPress Customizations
Sometimes, our enthusiasm gets the best of us and we forget to select a Category when publishing a post, and when viewing the archive page or widgets the post is not displayed or listed. Then we may wonder what happened to the post and soon realize the post was automatically placed into the default WordPress […]
The default installation of WordPress does not contain the description and keywords meta tag data. Meta tags can be added manually, through changes to the Theme template files, WordPress Plugins or by adding code to your theme’s functions.php file. What Are Meta Tags? The word meta means “information about”. Meta Tags were created early on […]
WordPress has a stock Recent Posts widget which can be used in any widget area such as sidebars and footers. It displays a list of the titles of recent posts. But what if you want to display recent posts in the main content area of a post or a page? What about the Featured Image […]
There are many free WordPress plugins for adding social media sharing buttons to your posts and pages and most of them work very well. Some of them rely upon 3rd party sites which gather statistics about the pages the plugin is on or they track your viewers for their own marketing purposes. Or the plugin […]
Default Login Screen The default WordPress login form looks like this: and it contains some things you may not want. The WordPress logo which is linked to wordpress.org, Lost your password? Back to homepage. Customize the Login Form Add code to the theme functions.php file to customize the Login form. // Change login page image […]