Sometimes you may want to redirect your WordPress home page to a different URL — maybe to a landing page, an external site, or a promotional campaign page. Instead of... Read More
In WordPress, when you delete a user, by default you’re prompted to either delete all their content (posts, pages, comments) or attribute that content to another user. If you want... Read More
wp_list_categories() is a built-in WordPress function that displays a list of categories associated with posts in your site. It is commonly used in theme templates, sidebars, or anywhere you want... Read More
When working with WordPress development, you’ll often need to fetch URLs dynamically instead of hardcoding them. Two commonly used functions for this purpose are site_url() and home_url(). While they might... Read More
Developing a WordPress plugin is not just about making your code work – it’s about creating something secure, maintainable, and compatible with the larger WordPress ecosystem. Whether you’re building a... Read More
One of the biggest strengths of WordPress lies in its extensibility — the ability for developers to add, change, or enhance functionality without touching core files. This flexibility is made... Read More
WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems (CMS) in the world. Part of what makes it so flexible and powerful is its well-organized folder structure. Whether you... Read More
When building custom WordPress plugins or themes, one of the most common tasks is adding new pages to the WordPress admin dashboard. This is essential for providing settings, options, or... Read More