A simple short visual example on what is required to use WordPress 4.1’s “Settings API”. As the WordPress Settings API requires a number of inter-woven variables to tie it all together, this interactive example is intended to quickly demonstrate which…
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WordPress ‘Settings API’: A simple visual example
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WordPress How-To: Exclude a Category from the “Previous/Next” Links
How-to exclude certain categories from the “Previous/Next” links in WordPress 4.1. There are instances where you may have a category that you do not want the default WordPress “Previous/Next” links to display. The following short code sample will quickly eliminate…
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WordPress How-To: Exclude a Category from the “Archives Widget”
How-to exclude certain categories from displaying in the “Archives Widget” in WordPress 4.1. There are instances where you may have a category that you do not want the default WordPress “Archive Widget” to display, tally, or count. The following short…
WordPress How-To: Exclude Posts from the “Recent Posts Widget” by Category
How-to exclude posts from displaying in the “Recent Posts Widget” by specified categories in WordPress 4.1. There are instances where you may have a category of posts that you do not want displayed in WordPress’ default “Recent Posts Widget”. The…
WordPress How-To: Exclude Posts by Category
How-to exclude certain categories from displaying their posts in WordPress 4.1. There are instances where you may have a category that you do not want its posts to display with the rest of the site’s posts. The following short code…
WordPress How-To: Exclude a Category from the “Categories Widget”
How-to exclude certain categories from displaying in the “Categories Widget” in WordPress 4.1. There are instances where you may have a category that you do not want the default WordPress “Categories Widget” to display. The following short code sample will quickly…