In most WordPress setups, images are typically uploaded through the media library, which stores them inside the wp-content/uploads directory. This is perfectly fine for general content — but there are rare cases where you might need more control over your image location. For instance, you may want to reference images that are: In such cases, it’s better…

To display the featured image at the bottom of every WordPress post, you can add the following code snippet to your child theme’s functions.php file: Explanation: Optional: Custom Styling via CSS You can also style it by adding this to your child theme’s style.css:

If you are a developer, just a developer in any language, and sometimes, you may require to count and see all links in a web page. You can do that in a tricky way with developer console of any browser. Just run inside “console” tab of browser with the link open. it will display the…

You can use functions.php of a a child theme and paste the following code. So, the Oswald Medium font will get imported in the theme. Functions.php Code CSS Usage This is how you can use the font for header elements. However, you can use it for any class or id or any elements of a…

“WordPress Popular Posts” is a widely used plugin for displaying popular posts in a widget. However, it doesn’t automatically show the views count on posts and pages. To address this, I’ve written a custom code snippet that enables the display of view counts on both posts and pages. Step-by-Step: Adding View Count to Every Post…

Please check the video here This video explains how to use the translucent effect on person module hover.