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Sometimes you need to customize the default WordPress menu system to add your own set of CSS classes. WordPress provides a couple of filters to do that. I use these codes to add custom classes to list items and menu links in WordPress. Paste these in your functions.php file or…
Learn MoreSometimes you need to customize the default wordpress menu system to add your own set of css classes. WordPress provides a couple of filters to do that. I use these snippets to add custom classes to list items and menu links in wordpress. Paste these in your functions.php file or…
Learn MoreFeatured images are not responsive out of the box in WordPress. There is a function add_image_size() to make copies of the featured image with different dimensions, but when it comes to viewing the posts in various devices the end results are often poor. There are solutions involving plugins but i…
Learn MoreSitemaps in WordPress 5.5 By default, WordPress 5.5 includes an extensible core sitemap to help search engines find your most important pages. This sitemap can be created for all queryable post types, taxonomies, author archives, and homepage. WordPress will expose a sitemap index, which can hold up to 50000 sitemaps…
Learn MoreOn Tuesday, Google announced ‘People Cards’, which will allow users to build an online presence and discover others on Search. As per Google, the feature allows users to create a virtual visiting card on Search, highlight their website or social profiles and add information about their selves that they would like others to know.…
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