Tag: WordPress Tutorials

  • 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…

  • Update RSS Language Value

    And today opens the 13th door of our Advent Calendar. You cannot only use a language key for your blog, but also for your feed:<language>en</language>. WordPress also has provided an option, but not easy to maintain. However, it is advisable to use the key according to the codec and therefore I show you some ways.

  • 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 =…

  • 5th Post Of Our Advent Calendar: Theme Uninstaller

    Enjoy our 5th post of our Advent Calendar: More and more WordPress themes, especially commercial themes, have an option page. The settings are stored in the database. Only few themes have an uninstall button to delete these settings in your database.

  • Use WordPress Login

    WordPress makes it pretty easy to log in and out of WordPress in a theme. Basically with two functions