If you are facing a “jQuery is not defined” error in WordPress even though your script is enqueued properly, the most likely cause is the use of jQuery’s noConflict mode in WordPress. WordPress, by default, runs jQuery in a noConflict mode, a mode that is designed to prevent conflicts with other JavaScript libraries that use … Read more
In WordPress, is_page() is a conditional tag that allows you to check if a certain page is being displayed. This can be useful if you want to add or remove elements or apply styles to specific pages. You can use is_page() in three ways: Without Parameters: If you use is_page() without any parameters, it will … Read more
In WordPress, the wp_mail() function is a powerful tool for sending emails from your website. It’s a pluggable function, meaning it can be replaced by plugins if needed. The function has a similar structure to PHP’s mail() function but with some WordPress-specific enhancements. Here’s the basic syntax: $to: This is the recipient’s email address. You … Read more
WordPress is dedicated to user security and employs a specific hashing system to secure user passwords. This system is called ‘hashing’ and it transforms a plain text password into an undecipherable string, making it extremely hard to reverse-engineer. WordPress uses a variant of the MD5 hasher known as ‘Portable PHP password hashing framework’ or ‘phpass’. … Read more
Post meta, also known as custom fields, in WordPress allows you to store additional information related to your posts. Sometimes, you might want to display all meta keys and values for a particular post. Here’s how you can do that: Access the Meta Data: Use WordPress’s built-in get_post_meta() function. This function retrieves all meta values … Read more
If you’re experiencing issues with WordPress’s Visual Composer not loading, it could be due to several reasons such as outdated plugins or themes, conflicts with other plugins, or issues with your browser’s cache. Here are some common solutions: Update Your Themes and Plugins: Make sure your WordPress version, theme, and all plugins, especially Visual Composer, … Read more
Running a MySQL query in WordPress is a powerful way to interact directly with your website’s database. However, this should be done with care as incorrect queries can disrupt your site. Here’s how you can run a MySQL query in WordPress: Create a Database Connection: WordPress establishes a connection to the MySQL database automatically. You … Read more
While using HTTPS is generally recommended for security reasons, there may be situations where you might want to disable HTTPS and redirect HTTPS to HTTP in WordPress. Please remember, this could expose your site and users to security risks. Here’s how you can do it: Change the Site URL: In the WordPress dashboard, go to … Read more
In WordPress, wp_siteurl and wp_homeurl are two important parameters that play a critical role in defining the structure and navigation of your website. Understanding the difference between these two is key to configuring your WordPress site correctly. wp_siteurl: This is the URL where your WordPress core files reside. It is the address where WordPress’s core … Read more
If you’re noticing the string “e2808e” appearing at the end of your URLs in WordPress, you’re likely dealing with an issue related to Unicode characters. Specifically, “e2808e” is the URL-encoded form of the “LEFT-TO-RIGHT MARK” (LRM) Unicode character. This invisible character is used in texts to make sure characters are read from left to right. … Read more