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Remove the Attributes in <img> - Tags in the Post/Page Content
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posted 12 years ago by maxxscho
Add the following line to code to your theme's functions.php file
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posted 12 years ago by priyankvira
Add the following lines of code to your theme's function.php file.
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posted 12 years ago by priyankvira
Simple function - just place it in your theme's functions.php file, save, and you're good to go. If an image in your content is missing the alt tag, it adds that posts title as the alt tag for the image.
It's been recommended to me that I shouldn'...
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posted 12 years ago by RainyDayMedia
Once we login and are in the backend of WordPress, there is another small logo of WordPress displayed on top. It’s small but if you wish to change it, then add below code to the same functions.php file we created in above step.
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posted 12 years ago by jamiebrwr
When a client wants to access the WordPress admin, the first thing they will notice is the login page with a WordPress logo. Wouldn’t it be better if this page had the logo of your client’s company or maybe yours? There are many simpler ways to d...
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posted 12 years ago by jamiebrwr
Change the small logo at the top of the dashboard: Just add to the bottom of your theme's functions.php file
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posted 12 years ago by RainyDayMedia
Removing the generator tag for security purposes... add to the bottom of your theme's functions.php file
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posted 12 years ago by RainyDayMedia
Add to the bottom of the your theme's function.php file. Change to your site's name
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posted 12 years ago by RainyDayMedia
For those of use who use Wordpress as a CMS, this gives you the option of hiding all your dashboard widgets, for all users.
<br>**Open your theme’s functions.php file located in your theme’s folder. Copy this script, paste it at the bottom of y...
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posted 12 years ago by RainyDayMedia
Paste this code at the top of your .php file. You can choose this new site template when creating a new wordress site.
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posted 12 years ago by rofthedeep
<?php> will random load images named (in this example) image_1.jpg up to image_5.jpg
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posted 12 years ago by DeluxiveState