Tag: WP

  • Redirects To Another Page In WordPress Backend

    Redirects To Another Page In WordPress Backend

    WordPress allows using a function, to simple redirect to a URL, the function wp_redirect() enables to specify an address and a status. This makes it easy to realize a forward even in the backend of WordPress. Two different examples will illustrate this. The difference lies in the query of the URL, which will be checked.

  • Disable HTML Editor In WordPress

    In contrast to the visual editor in WordPress, you can not disable the HTML editor. WordPress does not provide a user setting or a global option. Also, there is no hook, to disable the HTML tab above the editor when writing posts or pages. But there are users who do not need this tab and…

  • Contactable – Contact Form Easy with WordPress

    The integration of a contact form in WordPress usually begins with a search of a Plugin and often ends with a great effort too. Since scripts are loaded on all pages and posts – only to be integrated on one side of a form. The blog is only as good as his technician and I…

  • WordPress Widget-Areas with Description

    Using WordPress version 2.9, there is now a possibility that we can write more detailed description for the widget areas. This is especially interesting when you define different widget areas, depending of categories or because the theme author defines various widget areas, that allows adjustments in more areas than just the sidebar. I do this…

  • About WordPress Post Thumbnail

    This is a complement to our previous post The Ultimative Guide For the_post_thumbnail In WordPress 2.9. In WordPress Version 2.9 probably the most discussed feature is the post thumbnail. Important for this function, it is only working when it is explicitly enabled in the theme. This can be done with the following little snippet in…

  • Quick View on WordPress Settings

    In all versions of WordPress, there is the possibility to view all settings within the admin area of WordPress, but a menu link doesn’t exist. The page options.php enables to have a quick look at various options and also allows you to save settings. However, it must be said, WordPress stores more data in serialized…