WordPress allows you to create image galleries in your blog posts without any third-party plugins. Do you want to style a post differently if it has a gallery? There's an easy way to know if a post has a gallery inside it and yes, it works inside The Loop as well....

By default, WordPress displays the Admin Bar for any user who signs in. This includes Subscribers, Editors, Authors, and any other custom user role you might add. If you want to display the admin bar only to the administrator users of your site, then you only need a...

WordPress converts emoticons like ":)" into image-based emojis. The scripts required for this might slow down your website. Or maybe you just don't want emojis on your website at all. You can disable emojis completely in WordPress by disabling the Emoji scripts from...

WordPress offers easy ways to query posts. There are dozens of conditions you can apply to query posts. Today, I will show you an easy way to query and display posts published this month. Here's the code you can use: $posts = get_posts(array( 'numberposts' => 10, //...

Posts in WordPress are hierarchical and can have ancestors (Parents). If you have posted on your blog with ancestors, you might want to display a list of ancestors of the posts. There's an easy way to do it. Use this code snippet inside your theme's single.php file:...

WordPress doesn't allow using Shortcodes in the titles of your widgets by default. But there's an easy way to enable the processing of shortcodes inside widget titles. Place this code snippet in your theme's functions.php file to enable shortcodes in Widget titles in...