Hey Guys, In this post I will share a very simple technique to add Gray-scale Hover Effects to the images in WordPress. We will achieve these effects only using CSS. I will be sharing a couple of approaches in this Post.
1. Adding GrayScale Hover Effects to all the Images
2. Adding the Grayscale Hover Effect to the Images in a Specific Posts / Pages
In this post I will show you how to add a Featured Post slider into any WordPress Page or Post. We will be utilizing the Advanced Post Slider plugin for this tutorial. Here is what our Final Result will look like
Looks Great, doesn’t it!!! The best part is that we will be creating it without writing a single line of code. Oh, did I mention that it will only take 10 minutes of your time 🙂
By Default WordPress only includes the excerpt in the RSS feed. Many a times one might need to add the Featured Image to WordPress RSS feed.
There are two ways to go about it
1) Customizing and Editing the theme functions.php file
2) Use a Plugin.
In this post I will focus on the second point and will share a plugin which will allow you add the featured image to the feed without any coding.
The Plugin is aptly named Featured Images for RSS Feed and can be downloaded for free from the wordpress plugin repository.
The plugin is developed and maintained by Rob Marlbrough (Twitter Profile).
In this tutorial I will share a simple snippet which allows you to disable / turn Off comments on WordPress Pages.
The snippet is quite simple and does two things
1) It first checks if the post is of type ‘page’. The check is done after the post object is completely created.
2) In case the post belongs to disabled category, the code uses comments_open() filter to close the comments on the page.
In this tutorial I will share a simple snippet which allows you to disable / hide comments on Blog Posts of selected categories.
The snippet is quite simple and does two things
1) It first checks if the post belongs to disabled categories. The check is done after the post object is completely created.
2) In case the post belongs to disabled category, the code uses comments_open() filter to close the comments on the particular post.
In this post I will share a quick and simple way to hide menu in the Twenty Twelve Theme for WordPress. It quite simple and will take only 5 minutes. The best part is that we will achieve this without creating a child theme.
Install the Simple Custom Css Plugin from here
This is simple but very useful plugin. It allows administrators to add custom CSS styles that override Plugin and Theme default styles.