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In the next few days, I am going to post a few code snippets which will help those looking to get started with some simple snippets to get into customising the WordPress Customizer, because there aren’t many specific examples out there on the web about how to achieve certain tasks with what is an often …
The instructions below will allow you to copy a complete WordPress website, and all files, from one domain to another, within Plesk version 12.5 or higher. We are assuming that the old domain is called olddomain.com and the new domain is called newdomain.com. First you purchase and add your new domain to Plesk as you …
Sometimes in WordPress or WooCommerce website, you find that (for example) some custom post type or other content has been removed, but the taxonomy terms are still registering the “old” content, and therefore the term numbers are all wrong. Well, heck, what to do?! In this situation, there are a few steps you can take …
Ever had a store where you don’t want to let your users purchase the same item twice? There are a few use-cases where this might be true, but whatever the root cause, if you have registered users on your WordPress and WooCommerce store, and it would be helpful for you to prevent customers from re-buying …
Have you ever wanted to change the way that WooCommerce reviews are displayed in your store? The code below, when added to your theme’s functions.php file will allow you to change comment author display from username to first name and last initial with a . after it. Please note, you can always change this to …
Today’s tutorial contains a couple of quick fixes which will block out everyone you don’t want from even trying to login to your site. Please note, this will physically block all visitors who don’t come from your list of trusted IP addresses from: Attempting to login (by accessing wp-login.php); and Accessing the wp-admin directory at …
