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How To Hide A WordPress Widget On Mobile Devices
If you’ve added lots of widgets to your WordPress sidebar or footer, I can bet it will make your site look cluttered when viewed on mobile devices. If you really want a great user experience for your readers then I highly suggest you hide some widgets from the mobile view of your responsive WordPress blog…
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How To Get WordPress Widget ID
In this blog post, I want to share with you, how to get the id of a WordPress widget. This is very useful when you want to customize any widget added to your WordPress website especially if you want to use media queries to control whether the widget should display only on mobile, tablet or…
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Jarida WordPress Theme Tricks That Work
Jarida is a clean responsive magazine, news and blog theme for WordPress which I like alot simply because it’s very easy to customize with css and some modifications to the template files. In this post, I’m sharing with you, some customization tricks I have applied on blogs which I’ve set up with Jarida theme. Jarida…
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Managed WordPress On GoDaddy.com. What It Means
“Managed WordPress” is simply GoDaddy’s web hosting account with WordPress installed. Once you sign in to your GoDaddy account and click on Manage, you will be able to easily set up a new WordPress site, manage an exisiting one you’ve set up with GoDaddy Managed WordPress or migrate an existing WordPress site to GoDaddy. Right…
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How To Place Adsense Links Ads below WordPress Posts Titles
After publishing the tutorial on “How To Place Ads By Google Links Ad Below Post Title Of Blogger Mobile View“, some WordPress users have been mailing me, asking me how to do same on WordPress. So, I’ve decided to share with you, how I implement similar placement on my WordPress blogs. You can get it…
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How I Control Which Pages Widgets Appear On My WordPress Blogs
Controlling which pages widgets appear on WordPress blogs is easier compared to when doing same on Blogger blogs. On Blogspot blogs, you will have to add conditional statements to your blog’s HTML but on WordPress, all you need to do is to download and activate the JetPack plugin and enable the “Widget Visibility” feature. You…
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Upload Image To WordPress Sidebar or Widget Area With This Plugin
Adding image to WordPress sidebar or widget area is not easy especially for beginners. If you’ve just migrated from Blogger to WordPress, you will be shocked to discover that WordPress by default, doesn’t have an image widget that can allow you to easily upload images to your blog’s sidebar. In order to add an image…
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Download Instant WordPress: Free Portable Software That Lets You Develop WordPress Sites Offline
For a very long time now, I’ve been using XAMPP to develop WordPress and Joomla sites locally on my laptop. Unfortunately, I traveled last week without my laptop – and I needed to test the latest WordPress 4.0 locally before upgrading my live WordPress blog. The Netbook I carried along with me has no XAMPP…
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