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Do you want to exclude a sticky post from the loop in WordPress? You’re in the right place. Sticky posts are a great way to highlight your featured content. However, in our opinion, there are certain places on your website where you don’t need sticky… Read More »

Creating unique templates for category pages in WordPress is a great way to organize content and improve the user experience. This is especially helpful if you have various post categories like we do at WPBeginner. Custom category templates let you tailor how content is displayed… Read More »

There are times when you want to display widgets on other locations than your default sidebar. With such high demand for this hack, we will be sharing how you can create multiple dynamic sidebars that are widget ready for your WordPress blog.

If you’re building a custom WordPress theme or child theme, or making tweaks to a theme that doesn’t display a featured image by default, then you’ll need a way to get the post thumbnail URL so you can use it in your code. As experienced… Read More »

Anyone who’s run a blog for a while knows that sometimes, a general RSS feed just doesn’t cut it. Some bloggers have asked if it was possible to let readers subscribe to tags or custom taxonomies, so they can stay updated on the content that matters… Read More »

Quotes are often the most memorable part of your article. They are also the most shared part of any blog post or page. This is why newspapers and mainstream media sites customize their blockquote style to make it stand out. We have added blockquote styles… Read More »

Recently, we showed you how to style your comments layout and how to style your comment form. One of our users emailed us and asked “how did you make your gravatar images round? Are you storing gravatar images locally to get them to be round?”… Read More »

Recently we showed you how to style the WordPress comment form, and we thought it would be incomplete if we did not write about styling WordPress comments layout. In the past, we have discussed that there are default WordPress generated CSS classes and IDs to… Read More »

Do you want to add numeric pagination in your WordPress theme? By default, WordPress themes add a Next / Previous links at the bottom of archive pages. The challenge is that those aren’t very user friendly. This is why many popular blogs use numeric pagination… Read More »

Even though it may seem like a small thing, one of the things we sometimes add to our WordPress sites is a simple fade-in or fade-out animation when a user moves their mouse over an image. It’s a subtle yet effective way to make our… Read More »