How To Know The PHP Version Of WordPress On Your Site
There are two ways to know the PHP version of WordPress. One is through cPanel, and the other by uploading an FTP file. Here's how to do both.
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How To Hide The Byline In WordPress For All Themes
Keep the byline, or remove it? It's a question that each site needs to decide for itself. Here's how to hide the byline in WordPress if you need to!
WordPress Jetpack Stats vs Google Analytics – Pros and Cons
Nothing beats the power of Google Analytics. So why use anything else? Here's a comparison between Jetpack stats vs Google Analytics to help you decide!
How To Know Which Template Is Used In WordPress
Modern WordPress pages are a composite of many files. Here's how to know which template is used to generate any given page - there's usually more than one!
How To Add A “Back To Top” Icon On Your WordPress Site
With pages getting longer and longer, everyone should add a "Back to Top" icon to their WordPress sites, in order to improve usability.
How To Know Which Theme Is Used For A WordPress Site
Sometimes you need to take inspiration from another site while designing your own. Here's how to know which theme is used for a particular WordPress site.
How To Prevent Certain Categories From Showing In WordPress Search
A search on a WordPress site will display all matches. But you can prevent certain categories from showing by using the code in this tutorial.
How To Enforce HTTPS With “WWW” After Installing An SSL Certificate
It's not enough to enable SSL on your site. You also need to enforce HTTPS via your htaccess file - and make sure you have just ONE url for all your pages.
How To Easily Edit CSS In WordPress Without Child Themes
The new WordPress 4.7, makes it easy to easily edit CSS in WordPress without messing around with theme files and risking your site.
How To Paste Code In WordPress “As Is” With Perfect Formatting
This is a tutorial on how to paste code in WordPress and maintain the indentation, as well as all the special characters without messing up the formatting.
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