Tag: Plugin
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Restrict Mime Types on WordPress Media Upload
WordPress has changed the library in version 3.3 – which I think is an improvement. The restrictions in terms of file types remains and you can control them via hook. So you can limit or extend the file-types. Via two hooks, this is done quickly and there is a notification displayed in your backend which…
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Add Icon to Site Link in the WordPress Admin Bar
Each button in the Admin bar has a self-defining and space-saving icon. But the link to the blog frontend (which is represented as a blog title), has no icon. If you want, you can change it quickly – here is a small solution.
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Activate WordPress Plugins Automatically via a Function
WordPress stores the active Plugins in the database table options, field activate_plugins, so it is easy to change this value to activate various Plugins by WordPress; either as a Plugin solution after setting up a new installation or because some Plugins need some other Plugins.
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Advent Calendar- How to disable comments for WordPress pages in any theme
Usually you don’t need comments on pages. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t offer a separate option to leave comments on posts on and turn them off for pages. If your theme calls comments_template(); in its page.php and you don’t want to break automatic updates, you cannot just remove the function call, because it will be overwritten with…
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Force Reload of Scripts and Stylesheets in your Plugin or Theme
If you’re developing a WordPress theme or plugin you may have had the problem that scripts or stylesheets are not reloaded from the source when you refresh the page because they are cached somewhere on the way from the server to the browser. There are various methods to suppress this behaviour like disabling the browser…
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WordPress Custom Post Types Get Into The Loop
WordPress started a new era with the Custom Post Types for developers in the WordPress environment. The possibilities are numerous and primarily from the knowledge of the developer dependent. Nevertheless, there are so many tutorials how to use Custom Post Types in WordPress, but that is not enough – at least not in most cases…