Disabling Automatic Updates of WordPress Core and WordPress Plugins WordPress performs automatic updates by default to enhance site security and performance. However, you may want to disable them if they cause compatibility issues or unexpected changes. To disable automatic updates of WordPress Core and WordPress Plugins, follow these steps: Disable.
Using Body Class WordPress plugins and Drupal modules for CSS and customizations including use of functions Both WordPress and Drupal offer robust solutions for adding custom body classes to your website. This feature allows developers to create and customize unique design styling and functionality for specific pages or content types,.
To add external URLs to featured images in WordPress, you’ll typically need to use a plugin or custom code. Here’s a step-by-step guide using a plugin called “Featured Image Link”: Using WordPress Plugin Using custom code and function without WordPress plugins see this YT video on how to do basic.
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