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Delete unused custom fields in WordPress
The WordPress database can soon become full of redundant data. One of those bits of data are unused custom fields that you may have used on a previous theme or simply don’t need any more on your current theme. Find out how to remove it here.
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Add category, tag and time data to your WordPress post template
Find out how to add your post’s categories, tags and the time your post went live to your WordPress template.
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Add category description if it exists
Find out how to add the category description to your category template in Wordpress.
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Remove p tags from category description
By default Wordpress adds paragraph tags to category descriptions. Stop this by adding the following to your functions.php file…
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Change the default wordpress@ email address
By default Wordpress emails, such as comment notifications, are sent from wordpress@yourdomain.com. If you want to change that email and from field then read on…
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Using Adaptive Images in WordPress
A quick, and easy to follow, guide on how to use adaptive images on a Wordpress site to help reduce page size on mobile devices. This tutorial also be used for standard websites.
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WordPress Plugins we use
Each WP project varies and so that has a knock on effect on what plugins we use so this is by no means a definitive list, but merely our favourites that get used quite a lot
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10 Useful WordPress Admin plugins
There’s a lot of plugins available for Wordpress and you often miss out on some of the gems, purely because there’s so many to trawl through and you might not know what you’re after until you stumble upon it. Here we’re focussing on those plugins that can help with the behind the scenes part of Wordpress – the CMS Admin.
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Dare to Think Website Relaunch
It’s been a while in the making but we’re really pleased (and slightly relieved) to announce the relaunch of the Dare to Think site featuring a swanky new modern logo, bold, minimalist, striking and simple design and and last but not least an all responsive layout.
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Add a style selector to the WordPress Post Editor
The toolbar (known as the kitchen sink – don’t ask me why!) is where you can style your post by assigning heading tags, creating lists, aligning text and all other lovely things. What you can also do is assign your own styles by adding classes to sections of text. Find out how now.