Disable WordPress comments based on User Language - Disable WordPress comments based on User Language

Disable WordPress comments based on User Language

If you want to disable comments in WordPress based on the user’s language, you can do so by using the following steps: Step 1. Install and activate the “GeoIP Detection” plugin. This plugin allows you to detect the user’s language based on their IP address. Step 2. Add the following code to your theme’s functions.php … Read full article →

Reinstall WordPress Core using WP CLI - Reinstall WordPress Core using WP-CLI

Reinstall WordPress Core using WP-CLI

Useful WP-CLI commands that I use when cleaning hacked WordPress websites in order to reinstall WP core, all themes, and plugins from WordPress.org

WordPress error Minified Redux error #7

⚠️ WordPress error: Minified Redux error #7

After upgrading WP to 6.0 the Edit post page is blank with the following errors in Chrome dev tools: I’ve disabled all plugins and reverted to the default 2022 theme, but the problem continues. After examining the files in question, I discovered that they were being utilized by the Gutenberg editor, so I temporarily disabled … Read full article →

Display all Active WordPress plugins - Display all Active WordPress plugins

Display all Active WordPress plugins

Here is a simple WordPress plugin that will create a [activeplugin] shortcode: Add it as plugin and activate, then add shortcode [activeplugins] anywhere on your website and it will display all active plugins:

wpcli shortcodes - List all shortcodes from all WordPress posts with WPCLI

List all shortcodes from all WordPress posts with WPCLI

If you used shortcodes from a certain plugin or a theme and then stop using either one, then chances are that you still have shortcodes that no longer translate into anything. In this guide We will be using WP CLI Shortcode scrapper package to find all shortcodes in the database. This command works by searching … Read full article →

How to Show Different Themes to Logged in Users in WordPress - How to Show Different Themes to Logged-in Users in WordPress

How to Show Different Themes to Logged-in Users in WordPress

In this example, we’ll use the is_user_logged_in() to display a different theme on our website for visitors: if(is_user_logged_in()) { function wpxss_set_my_custom_theme() { //replace your theme name here return ‘your-theme-name’; } add_filter( ‘template’, ‘wpxss_set_my_custom_theme’ ); add_filter( ‘stylesheet’, ‘wpxss_set_my_custom_theme’ ); } else { // leave the default theme active for visitors } The template and stylesheet filters are responsible to select the activated … Read full article →

How to DEBUG in WordPress - How to properly DEBUG in WordPress ✔️

How to properly DEBUG in WordPress ✔️

WordPress has many built-in functions that can help you debug. They can be activated by editing them in the wp-config.php file: 1. Enable debug mode By default Debug mode is disabled in WordPress, so you need to enable it by editing the wp-config.php file and changing the value from define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, false ); to define( … Read full article →

wp core - Reinstall WordPress Core using WP-CLI

Reinstall WordPress Core using WP-CLI

We recently made a list of the most useful WP-CLI commands with examples and how to fix the most common WPCLI errors but there are a lot of maintenance tasks that can be done with WP-CLI that We haven’t included in this list. One of those tasks is reinstalling WordPress Core using WP-CLI. Step 1. … Read full article →