How to Show a User’s Last Login Date in WordPress (With and Without a Plugin)
If you have a WordPress site with a lot of users it can be important to audit who is actually using the site. For
If you have a WordPress site with a lot of users it can be important to audit who is actually using the site. For
If you upload a lot of files to your WordPress site you may have seen this error while uploading “exceeds the maximum upload size
One common issue that can plague a WordPress site is the dreaded “PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 26843546 bytes exhausted”. There are
Ever since WordPress 5.5 you can now have your plugins and themes auto-update. This is a great feature to keep your site up to
The post ID in WordPress can be used for tons of reasons. Whether it’s for debugging or custom code here are 5 ways to
If you have a WordPress site with a lot of users you will be extremely familiar with these emails. These emails alerting you of
One of the best things about WordPress is the ability to customize every aspect. There is so much you can customize it’s hard to
If you’re building a WordPress theme, plugin, or just a custom function returning the featured image in WordPress can be useful. Whether it’s displaying
If you keep logging into WordPress and keep seeing the “Admin Email Verification” screen you know it can get quite annoying. This message was
Whether your theme shows newest comments on top or oldest you may want to change the order of comments in WordPress. Seeing the latest
If you’ve tested the speed of your site on a tool like Pingdom or GTmetrix you may have seen the message to remove query
You may be looking for a WordPress user ID for many reasons. Whether you need the user ID for custom code or debugging an
Want to check if a shortcode already exists in WordPress? Ever since WordPress 3.6.0 in 2013 you can easily check to see if a
The new WordPress editor Gutenberg which was included in WordPress 5.0 has been loathed by many WordPress users. Whether you’re a fan or not
Sometimes you want to add functionality or display something only for logged in users. This is easy using WordPress’ built-in is_user_logged_in() function. This quick
If you’re looking to speed up your site as fast as possible you may have noticed the wp-emoji-release.min.js file loading on all of your
If you use the RSS feed on your WordPress blog you may have realized the featured image isn’t included in your feed’s posts by