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The problem As a WordPress user, you probably know how important the wp-config.php file is. This file contains all of the information required to access your precious database: username, password, server name and so on. Protecting the wp-config.php...
0 980 posted 14 years ago by josephknight
Removes wordpress auto <p> tags from content...additional line to clean curly quotes as well.`
0 803 posted 14 years ago by scribbleitdesigns
Place in your theme's functions.php file. This removes the generator altogether, not just the version....making it more secure than simply removing the filter...
0 612 posted 14 years ago by scribbleitdesigns
This is a custom function to place in your theme's "functions.php" file that will override the typical 1.3.2 version of jQuery included in wordpress with the latest 1.4.2 version (and any future release for that matter). This does not effect the admi...
0 970 posted 14 years ago by scribbleitdesigns
0 823 posted 14 years ago by beneberle
0 782 posted 14 years ago by jeromegamez
9 1153 posted 14 years ago by jaymanpandya
Import into a WordPress installation to test your theme.
0 792 posted 14 years ago by jonkemp
1 796 posted 14 years ago by screamwork
0 879 posted 14 years ago by screamwork
add home link
1 918 posted 14 years ago by screamwork
Returns the number of published posts in the given category.
0 1095 posted 14 years ago by mihael
This function returns the slug fot the given post...
0 1140 posted 14 years ago by mihael
Reference for WordPress conditional tags with code example.
1 770 posted 14 years ago by jonkemp
Check to see if your function exists in WordPress before calling it. This is standard php code though, so it works outside of WordPress as well.
2 918 posted 14 years ago by jonkemp
Found this bit of code all over the place, except it missed out a very crucial part of the code which was to add a "-" in front of the ID you wish to exclude. Add this to functions.php in your theme folder.
0 1066 posted 15 years ago by creativelifeform
Just go to your classes.php file line 1332 and replace this line
1 1255 posted 15 years ago by creativelifeform
Originally written by Dimox
4 968 posted 15 years ago by creativelifeform
Source: http://www.websitedesignby.com/programming/wordpress-website-development-work-flow-wp-config-php/
0 1276 posted 15 years ago by chrisjlee
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