Entries in Category ‘WordPress’
Here’s a simple tutorial showing how to empty a Database Table through phpMyAdmin in cPanel. Screenshots are added below for each step to make it easy to understand. Here the steps. 1. Login to your website’s cPanel. 2. Login to phpMyAdmin. Most of the times the password for cPanel and phpMyAdmin are the same. 3. At the left side you can [...]
(Continue reading…)After my blog got hacked I was fixing many of the holes in my site and that time I saw one strange thing in WordPress Users page. The Users page showed Administrators count as 2 but only one administrator was listed below and it was me. I never created two administrators for my blog. Then after searching about this problem [...]
(Continue reading…)A new feature of WordPress 3.1 is something called an admin bar. This admin bar annoys quite a few folks. These folks don’t want it to go away mad, they just want it to go away. If you’re one of those folks who want to remove it, the following quick code snippets will permanently disable the admin bar and also [...]
(Continue reading…)If you want your blog to have a simple home page that features your last-written post, then this is the recipe for you. The following easy code snippet will accomplish this for you without fuss. Your visitors will immediately taste the newest appetizer offered by your blog, whetting their appetites for the main dishes. Please bear in mind that the [...]
(Continue reading…)During my beginning days of blogging I don’t remember even a single time when I used HTML editor. But nowadays while writing posts I always stick with HTML mode and I feel really comfortable using it. The main reason that made me hate Visual mode is the insertion of unwanted div elements and invalid html tags. Even if there isn’t a Visual option now [...]
(Continue reading…)Often you’ll want neatly trimmed-down versions of post titles. The automatic truncation of long post titles makes it much easier to design an orderly theme layout, or to work with a third-party theme that has hard limits on allowed text string lengths within display elements. The following code snippet will provide a function call that returns a shortened version of [...]
(Continue reading…)Many of your more loyal users (registered) will appreciate being notified that you’ve just issued more compelling, deathless prose. An email message is a quick and painless way to let them know to come running to your blog for more of these beautiful words that have the very finest cake frosting. The following moist, crumbly code snippet will allow you [...]
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