WordPress – Change Automatic Compression of JPGs
By default WordPress compresses uploaded JPGs to 90% of their original quality, which can have undesirable results. This compression can be turned off.
By default WordPress compresses uploaded JPGs to 90% of their original quality, which can have undesirable results. This compression can be turned off.
When using WooCommerce on a WordPress site, the buttons on the shop-page, product-grid items says “add to cart”, but it can be changed to suit your needs.
When using WooCommerce on a WordPress site, the buttons on the shop-page, product-grid items says “add to cart”, but it can be changed to suit your needs.
In WooCommerce, when a guest customer checks out there will be a “Create an Account” checkbox, which is not checked by default. We can change the default.
When creating a popup in Elementor it can be given a button using the button widget for closing the popup. JavaScript can also be utilized to close it.
A “published date” shortcode can be created and placed in your functions.php document to be used in various places in your pages, posts, or site sections.
In the WordPress backend, on the admin bar, there has always been the “Howdy” text that greets you and leads to your account info. It can be customized.
The WordPress login page is fairly plane and has the WordPress logo. It can be customized to represent your company’s brand or the site itself.
If your site doesn’t use comments and you want to remove their menu items from showing in the back end, this can be done in your functions.php file.
Occasionally, you may want to temporarily hide update notifications for a WordPress site because you aren’t updating the plugin for some reason.
If you use the Barn2 WooCommerce Product Table plugin, there may be a reason you want to disable the column sorting.
If you don’t use Gutenberg to build your WordPress pages, you may want to disable blocks and restore the classic widgets in the backend of your site.
To enqueue a JavaScript file in WordPress, you use the wp_enqueue_script function in your theme’s functions.php file.
To enqueue a stylesheet in WordPress, you use the wp_enqueue_style function in your theme’s functions.php file.
By default WordPress will search all posts including pages. You may wish to have the search function only search posts, excluding pages in the results.
The URL that shows when doing a search from within WordPress is quite long and human unreadable to some extent. This can be changed to a simpler format.
In WordPress, there is an admin bar at the top of the site backend and frontend when logged in. You may want to hide this from the general user.
When using WooCommerce you may want to limit the number of items that can be initially placed in the cart, or can be increased to while already in the cart.
By default WordPress uses the amount defined in Settings > Reading to set how many results appear on the search results page, which is the same as archives.
Though you may have the auto updates to themes and plugins turned off, sometimes installing a new plugin turns it on for that plugin. This can be disabled.