When you’re running a multi-author blog, it can be very useful to allow each author to only see his own posts in the admin post list. Here is a simple code snippet to do it.
When you’re running a multi-author blog, it can be very useful to allow each author to only see his own posts in the admin post list. Here is a simple code snippet to do it.
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Ever needed to be able to access your WordPress data and run a loop OUTSIDE of your WP install? Here’s a code snippet which allow you to run a WordPress loop on any PHP file, even outside of your WordPress install.
After an intensive use of your WordPress blog (creating posts, editing posts, and deleting posts) your database will contain thousands of rows of useless meta data. Here is a simple SQL query to delete orphaned post meta on your database.
By default, WordPress accept a few HTML tags in comments, such as <a>, <strong>, etc… But what if you want to be able to use more HTML tags in WordPress comments? Just read on, I have the solution!
Today is the day for a new giveaway here at WPRecipes! This time, I will give away 10 licenses of Grid Layout Shock, a WordPress plugin which allow you to easily create Pinterest-like grids on your blog or website.
Sharedcount.com is a useful website which allow you to get the total likes, shares, tweets, etc for a specific web page. Here’s a super handy function to display how many times a page has been liked/shared/tweeted on your blog.