Hide Dashboard Login Errors In WordPress

In this tutorial, I'm going to show how you can easily hide login errors in WordPress. It's a great way to protect from WordPress from hackers. Whenever you login with the correct username but with the wrong password, a message appears saying "Error: Incorrect Password." WordPress has now given a clue to hacker that the username entered is in the system, and that they simply need to crack its password....

How To Automatically Empty Trash In WordPress

The Trash feature was introduced in WordPress 2.7, and since then, if you click "Trash" for any item, it will be sent to the trash. It works similar to the Recycling Bin feature on Windows. By default, the content you trash remains there for 30 days before being permanently deleted. However, you can also delete items from the Trash at any time. You can also modify the 30 day period with some simple...

How To Create A Custom Dashboard Widgets In WordPress

Earlier this hour I was surfing thru WordPress' official codex website and I found something very interesting to write about. Okay! I know you guys are so exited about this great trick. The Dashboard Widgets API (added in WP 2.7) makes it very simple to add new widgets to the administration dashboard. It only takes a few minutes to create a simple dashboard widget for your blogger. It can be a...

How To Add Extra Fields To WordPress User Profile Page

Yesterday I post an article about removing some extra fields (AIM, Yahoo IM, and Jabber) from WordPress' user profile page area. It's time to dig even more deeper into this trick. It's time for us to learn about adding some extra fields to user profile page. The code below will show you how to add additional Twitter and Facebook fields, but you can use it to add any other field that you like. Add...

How To Stop Users With AdBlock In Blogger/WordPress

Don't you hate it when a crappy extension is blocking you from getting the payoff of your hard work that you put on your blog? Not sure about you, but I really really hate that. More than AJ Styles-Dixie Carter's TNA Promo that I'm watching right now, it's good. Okay, it was a creative way to end the show. Back to topic. Antiblock.org found a great script to stop users with AdBlock from viewing...

How To Remove User Contact Info From WordPress Profile Page

After writing bunch of articles about WordPress' wp-config.php file, it's time for me to write some articles about the powerful functions.php file. And I'll start from the start. In this post, I'm sharing a very simple and useful trick for WordPressers (WordPressers :p). Most of us never ever used three fields on the WordPress profile page and so we want to remove those fields. They are the fields...

How To Change The Default WordPress Media Uploads Folder

I'm really loving all the wp-config.php tricks. We can do so much amazing stuff with just some little codes. Before WordPress 3.5 you used to be able to change the upload directory path from the Settings menu in the dashboard. However, now you can't do anything like that from the settings option, but it’s still possible. How to Change The Default WordPress Media Uploads Folder: Open wp-config.php...

3 Ways To Disable WordPress AutoSave

This is my second post of the day here on BWidgets, and it's also about Daniel Bryan wp-config.php file and WordPress AutoPost. This time I'll show you one three ways to disable WordPress AutoSave feature. When editing a post, the changes you make are automatically saved every 2 minutes. You can also use our last trick to Modify AutoSave Interval. By Editing wp-config.php File: This is the easiest...

Modify WordPress AutoSave Interval

Here we're again! Another post about my favorite Pokemon WordPress core file. YES! YES! YES, this post is also about Daniel Bryan wp-config.php file. When editing a post, the changes you make are automatically saved every 2 minutes. It seems bit weird, but you can actually change the setting for longer delays in between auto-saves, or decrease the setting to make sure you never lose changes. And...

How To Disable Or Limit WordPress Post Revisions

Post Revisions are a feature introduced in WordPress 2.6. A revision is automatically stored in your database, whenever you save or draft a post or a page. Earlier this year, I posted an article about Deleting Old WordPress Post Revisions at this link. Today we're going to learn a very simple tweak to disable or limit WordPress post revisions without installing any crappy plugin, which saves a...