Deactivate WordPress registration - here's how!
To deactivate the default registration page of WordPress (/wp-login.php?action=register) and at the same time enable registration via...
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WooCommerce Hook: woocommerce_cart_item_name
There are a variety of hooks in WooCommerce that allow developers to customize the behavior of WooCommerce without changing the core...
WooCommerce Hook: woocommerce_cart_collaterals
WooCommerce offers a variety of hooks and filters to extend the functionality of an online store.
One of these hooks is...
Adding and customizing admin columns in WordPress
Customizing the WordPress admin panel can contribute significantly to efficiency and usability, especially when managing a large amount of...
How to hide page and post titles in WordPress
In WordPress, the title of a page or post is usually one of the central elements displayed on your website.
The title helps your readers...
How to find your WordPress login URL (change, lock)
Whether you're a WordPress newbie or an experienced user, sooner or later you'll be faced with the question: "How do I find my WordPress...
What are "Action" and "Filter" hooks in WordPress?
In WordPress, hooks play a central role in the customization and extension of functionality without direct changes to the core code.
There...
Creating a custom post type in WordPress: A comprehensive guide with PHP examples
WordPress is known for its flexibility and expandability.
Creating a custom post type is also part of this flexibility.
These allow you to...
Increase WordPress upload limit: Instructions
To increase the upload limit, you need to adjust the PHP setting on your server. The hosting provider limits, often for security reasons,...
WordPress tutorial: wp_get_nav_menus - how to get all WordPress menus with PHP
WordPress has a built-in feature called wp_get_nav_menus(), which allows you to get all WordPress menus with PHP. The function returns an...
WordPress Revisions: How to use and optimize them on your website (Tutorial, 2023)
In this tutorial we will explain what revisions are in WordPress, what they are used for and how to limit them.
What are WordPress...
Ubuntu/Linux: Get disk space with "disk usage" (du, 2023, SSH)
"du" stands for "Disk Usage" and is a console command that displays the disk space used by files and directories. When you run the command...
Read free space in Ubuntu via SSH (SSH, 2023, df)
Storage space on your computer is a limited resource that can sometimes run out, especially if you store a lot of files and applications....
How can I change the placeholder image for products in WooCommerce
When WooCommerce is installed, a placeholder image for the products is automatically created and entered into the database. In this...
5 reasons why WordPress maintenance makes sense
Nowadays it is getting easier and easier to create a website. Especially content management systems like WordPress make this possible....
How can I create custom fields for taxonomies on WordPress? (PHP, Instruction 2023)
Just like for Post Types, you can also create custom fields for your WordPress taxonomies. The values can then be stored in the term...
How can I add custom post types to the search in WordPress? (Instruction, 2023)
By default, custom post types are not included in WordPress search. But as always with WordPress, there is a hook that we use right now to...
How can I add attachments (T&Cs, privacy policy, etc.) to order emails in WooCommerce? (2023, Instruction)
WooCommerce allows you to add attachments to your order emails with just a few lines of code. With every order, for example, the terms and...
How to unpack a ZIP file in the terminal with SSH (Ubuntu/Linux)
Uploading individual files can be a lengthy process - especially if the server only allows a limited number of connections. Fortunately,...
To change the location of the PHP error_log for Apache
You can customize the location for the error_log in most cases using PHP. This is useful if, for example, you are on a hosting where you...
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