Author: Frank

  • If Post is Older Than

    12th door of our Advent Calendar, we are half through! Sometimes you need a query that satisfies the requirement that the advertising is displayed only if the article has reached a certain age. Who does not want to rely on a Plugin, we recommend the following little solution.

  • Change Wording for Password Page

    If you create a password protected page in WordPress, you have the standard sentence: “My post is password protected. Please ask me for a password:”. To change this sentence without losing the changes after the next upgrade, just place into the functions.php of your theme the following code:

  • Display The Total Number Of Registered Users

    Anyone who operates a community using WordPress, and would like to display the total number of registered users, can easily and quickly use the following small code snippet. It reads via SQL the content of the table “users“, and the numbers of IDs getting counted. This value simply gets wrapped around a text. $myusers =…

  • Custom Fields in your Feed

    Since I work very often with custom fields and integrate various functions in my theme, I noticed something which I use extensively. I fill my feed exclusively with content from the custom fields.

  • Configure WordPress Trash

    Check out our 7th door of our Advent Calendar. WordPress Trash will have it’s premiere in version 2.9. Now you can move every content, comment, post, pages, media and link to trash. It’s quite the same function as you know from other online applications or operating systems.

  • Check for Widgets in Widget-Areas

    Welcome to our 6th door of our Advent Calendar. 🙂 If you use widgets in your theme and this also accommodates a variety of hierarchies, you will quickly realize that it really only makes sense to output HTML for the widgets when the widget area is also used by the user.