How to Disable Comment Feeds for Individual Posts
By default, WordPress generates a RSS feed for the comments on every post. Many sites take advantage of this by offering the feed next to the comments area, enabling anyone to stay current with...
View ArticleOptimizing WordPress Post Navigation
Implementing a solid set of navigational links for your WordPress site is one of the best ways to encourage visitors to stick around awhile and check out additional content. As discussed in our...
View ArticleWordPress Tip: Remove nofollow Attributes from Post Content
If you have posts that include the nofollow attribute on links, you may at some point decide to remove them. By default, WordPress doesn’t insert nofollow attributes in post content, but there are a...
View Article6 Ways to Display WordPress Post Content in Multiple Columns
Most blogs display their content in single columns, but it’s also possible to display content in multiple columns. Multiple-column layouts are perfect for newspaper and magazine-style themes. Here are...
View ArticleNext/Previous Post Navigation Outside of the WordPress Loop
WordPress provides several navigational template tags to make it easy for visitors to surf your pages. There are basically two different types of template tags used for chronological post navigation:...
View ArticleDisplay Blog Posts on any Page (with navigation)
By default, your latest WordPress posts are displayed on the home page, with older posts available via post navigation on /page/2/, /page/3/, and so on. In this DigWP post, we’ll explain how to display...
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How to Disable Comment Feeds for Individual Posts
By default, WordPress generates a RSS feed for the comments on every post. Many sites take advantage of this by offering the feed next to the comments area, enabling anyone to stay current with...
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Optimizing WordPress Post Navigation
Implementing a solid set of navigational links for your WordPress site is one of the best ways to encourage visitors to stick around awhile and check out additional content. As discussed in our...
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WordPress Tip: Remove nofollow Attributes from Post Content
If you have posts that include the nofollow attribute on links, you may at some point decide to remove them. By default, WordPress doesn’t insert nofollow attributes in post content, but there are a...
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6 Ways to Display WordPress Post Content in Multiple Columns
Most blogs display their content in single columns, but it’s also possible to display content in multiple columns. Multiple-column layouts are perfect for newspaper and magazine-style themes. Here are...
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Next/Previous Post Navigation Outside of the WordPress Loop
WordPress provides several navigational template tags to make it easy for visitors to surf your pages. There are basically two different types of template tags used for chronological post navigation:...
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Display Blog Posts on any Page (with navigation)
By default, your latest WordPress posts are displayed on the home page, with older posts available via post navigation on /page/2/, /page/3/, and so on. In this DigWP post, we'll explain how to display...
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DIY Popular Posts
Over at my code snippets site, I keep track of the most popular posts and display a list in the sidebar. It's an easy way to highlight the site's best content and share top snippets with visitors....
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Popular Posts Shortcode
In my recent post, DIY WordPress Popular Posts, I share a simple, two-step technique for tracking and displaying popular posts on your WordPress-powered site. That post describes everything needed to...
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Display Your WordPress Site Statistics: Complete Guide
Just to be crystal clear, this post is all about displaying basic statistics about your site, not about your visitors. So if you are thinking something like, "duh, just use Google Analytics or...
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Shortcode to Display Recent Posts on Any Post or Page
WordPress provides a widget that can be used to display recent posts in any sidebar or widgetized location. Likewise many WordPress themes provide some sort of "recent post" functionality, so users can...
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How to Check if Post has Taxonomy Term
Something I did not know about when working with Custom Post Types and Custom Taxonomies. Normally when checking if a regular WP Post belongs to a specific category, we can use the WordPress function...
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