Making things different sizes with CSS
Making things different sizes with CSS : We now know how to change the colour of our text, add background colours to our HTML elements and position them in different places on the page.
Using more than one CSS property
Using more than one CSS property : You can use more than one CSS property and value in a style attribute. All you have to do is use a semi-colon (;) to separate them. Your browser will read all of the CSS properties and Here we’ve used two CSS properties apply them to your
Enhance WordPress: TinyMCE Buttons & Shortcode Plugins
Automatically Create Media Buttons for Shortcode Selection To automatically create media buttons for shortcode selection in WordPress, follow the steps below: Step 1: Add the Button to TinyMCE Editor Add the following PHP code to your theme's functions.php file or a custom plugin: function my_add_tinymce_button() { if ( ! current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) &&
Custom WooCommerce Code for Cart Fees & Surcharges
Adding a Surcharge to Your WooCommerce Store Adding a surcharge to your WooCommerce store can be useful for covering additional costs, such as handling fees, credit card fees, or small order charges. You can do this by adding a snippet of custom code to your WordPress site. This code can be added to
Dynamic WordPress: Displaying Current Year with PHP Code
In WordPress, displaying the current year in your posts can be achieved using various methods. Here are a few ways to do it: Using PHP in Theme Files: You can add PHP code directly into your theme files to display the current year dynamically. Open your theme's template file (e.g., footer.php), and add
Redirect New Registered Users to a Specific Page – WordPress
Redirecting new users to a specific page after they register on your WordPress site can enhance their experience and guide them toward a particular action or resource. Here's a step-by-step guide to achieve this: Step 1: Choose the Redirection Method There are multiple ways to redirect users in WordPress, including using a plugin
WordPress: Optimize Twitter Usernames with Plugin functionality
To automatically link Twitter usernames in content on your WordPress site, you can use a plugin or add custom code to achieve this functionality. Here's how you can do it using a plugin: Install and Activate Plugin: You can use a plugin like "Twitter Link Shortcode" or "Twitter @Anywhere Plus" to automatically link