Delete Old Post Revision In WordPress

Post Revisions are a feature introduced in WordPress 2.6. Whenever you or WordPress saves or drafts a post or a page, a revision of that version is automatically stored in your database. Each revision will slowly increase the size of your database. WordPress.com will store the last 25 revisions for each post. For example, if you have 1 post and it has 10 revisions you could be storing up to 10...

AJAXify Your WordPress Comments

In previous posts, I shared several AJAX tutorial, which were awesome. In this tutorial, I'll show how to AJAXify your default WP comment  system. It's a great must use tutorial. AJAX comment enables you and your readers to post and reply to comment instantly without refreshing the page. It saves a lot of time and users are more likely to comment. You can check a live demo by clicking here. I...

Easiest Way To Remove WordPress Logo From Admin Bar

Today, I'm going to share the easiest way to remove this annoying WordPress logo/links from your admin bar without using any plugin. Last month, I tried to remove this whole WP logo menu from my site by editing those hard php files, and I was successful in it. But it was a temporary success, because soon I saw an error message on my dashboard. Now, let me share two simple ways to remove that...

Bulk Delete WordPress Users Based On Their Role

Owning a blog with public registration is a huge mess, especially with all those nasty spammers. It's really hard to get rid of all those nasty spammers. In future, I'll share a very effective way to get rid of all future spam users, but first it's important to delete existing spam users. For that we have to delete all public registered accounts. You can also use this tutorials for any other thing,...

Using jQuery Autocomplete Widget

The Autocomplete widgets provides suggestions while you type into the field. It's a great way to create search, tags or category form on your niche blog. You can also create some cool forms with this UI. In this tutorial, I'll show how to easily use this autocomplete widget. 1. Create A New Document: It's a beginner's tutorial so, I'll explain in some very easy language, not going to use all...

Add Login Form To WordPress Sidebar

Adding a login form in your site's sidebar will surely attract your readers to login or register. It's less painful than visiting your WP's login page to login. Mike Jolley created a great ajax-enhanced login plugin for WordPress, which is available to download at this link. This widget adds a useful login widget which you can use to login from in the sidebar of your WordPress. How To Install: Click...

Replace Existing Images In WordPress Media Library

You ever tried to replace an existing image from your WordPress. It sucks and takes a lot of time to delete, rename, replace, and upload your images from your file manager. Let's make it easier than ever. A guy called "mungobbq" created a great plugin, which gives us an option to replace any uploaded file from the media "edit" view. You can download this plugin at this link, or by searching "Enable...

Add Numbered Page Navigation To WordPress

If your WP blog has a large number of posts, then adding numbered page navigation is a great way to give your readers an easy navigation to your blog's archives. The default WordPress pagination comes with ‘older posts’ and ‘newer posts’ but those look good if your blog has only few articles. In this tutorial, I'll tell you how to add numbered page navigation to your WordPress, both manually and...

Split WordPress Posts Into Multiple Pages Using Post Pagination

Post Pagination is a great way to split lengthy posts into multiple pages. It's also a great way to improve your blog's loading time. You can check an example of this trick by clicking here. Last year, I posted post pagination for Blogger, which is way too much different from WordPress post pagination. It's way too much easy to add Post Pagination on WordPress.On most well-coded themes, all you...

Deactivating Jetpack's Mobile Theme In WordPress

Last week, I posted an article about Jetpack's Mobile Theme module, which is the easiest way to create a mobile version of your WordPress blog. Deactivating Jetpack's services is a very simple task, but I for the first time, I was lost in that module page. It's quite easy. You can check it below: Visit your WordPress blog's Jetpack plugin and scroll down to Mobile Theme module. Just like below As...