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When working with WordPress Multisite, a common point of confusion is user migration—especially after cloning a site using tools like NS Cloner.The key thing to understand is this: In WordPress Multisite, users are global. They live in the common wp_users table and are not copied per site. What is site-specific is a user’s role and […]
Adding a link to each post or page, allowing visitors to email a link to the article that they are currently viewing. This functionality is implemented using a filter hook attached to the page or post or to both the contents. This allows our custom function to append custom output code to all entries that […]
Beyond adding functionality or content to a site, the other major task commonly performed by plugins is to augment, modify, or reduce information before it is displayed on the screen. This is done by using WordPress filter hooks, which allow plugins to register a custom function through the WordPress API to be executed when content […]
On occasion, plugins need to refer to external files (for example, images, JavaScript, or jQuery script files) that are stored in the plugin directory. Since users are free to rename a plugin’s folder or even install plugin files straight into the WordPress plugins directory, paths to any external files must be built dynamically based on […]
A common action performed by plugins is to add extra content to the header of visitor-facing pages generated by WordPress. This recipe shows you how to register an action hook function to add such additional content. To make this example more concrete, we will use the Google Analytics page header JavaScript code that so many […]
The first step of creating a plugin is to create a directory and a PHP file in the WordPress plugins directory and add the necessary information to have it recognized by the system. In this I will show you how to create a basic plugin file for WordPress and how to activate this new extension […]