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Ever noticed how some blogs show a little note like “5 min read” next to the post title? It’s not just a fancy touch—it’s a small but powerful feature that improves user experience. Adding an estimated reading time in WordPress…
When your site suddenly goes blank with the dreaded “Error establishing a database connection”, it’s more than just a technical problem — it’s a brand moment. What visitors see (or don’t see) at that instant says a lot about how…
When customizing a WordPress theme, you may want to display the current taxonomy’s title, description, or URL on archive pages. For example, if a visitor lands on your “Technology” category or a “Genre” custom taxonomy page, showing this information helps…
Want to show only three featured posts on your homepage? Or display ten recent posts from a category — without affecting your global settings? By default, WordPress controls the number of posts through Settings → Reading → “Blog pages show…
When building or customizing a WordPress theme, it’s easy to assume every function you call will always be available. But here’s the catch — sometimes, a single missing function can break your entire website. That’s why checking if a function…
Sometimes, readers don’t want to go through an entire blog post. They might be looking for just one key paragraph, a specific sentence, or a particular section. If you can give them a direct link that takes them exactly where…
Footnotes let you add context, references, or short asides without breaking the flow of your writing. For tutorial posts, research pieces, or long-form articles, footnotes keep your main narrative clean while giving readers the option to dive deeper. WordPress’s block…
If you use categories, tags, or custom taxonomies on your WordPress site, you might want to display their child terms on the parent taxonomy archive page. For example, if you have a category called Technology with child categories like Mobile,…
Spam registrations are one of the most frustrating problems WordPress site owners face. Whether you’re running a membership site, an online store, or simply allowing user sign-ups, automated bots can flood your site with fake accounts. These spam registrations not…