Create a Private WordPress Site Without a Big Plugin
Learn how to make your WordPress website private, so visitors have to log in to access the content… without using a membership plugin.
Tools, tips and code snippets you can add to your functions.php file to give your WordPress website new functionality, new shortcodes and control & override your theme’s settings. Learn how to create your own WordPress plugins for when you want to add new functionality that transcends whatever theme you’ve got applied.
Learn how to make your WordPress website private, so visitors have to log in to access the content… without using a membership plugin.
Add related posts at the end of your WordPress content. We’ll also create a simple shortcode, so you can insert related post grids directly.
Create a scrolling post carousel for your WordPress site. SEO friendly and it can handle custom post types & WooCommerce products.
Learn how to add some code to your WordPress website to consume data from an external REST API and display it on your site.
Hide specific WooCommerce endpoints in the customer account area, based on user roles. Simple code – no plug-in required.
Learn how to make a simple animated counter with a WordPress PHP shortcode and some JavaScript/jQuery for the front-end.
This tutorial shows you how to use the Lity JavaScript library to make an elegant & responsive YouTube video pop-up light-box.
Add a notification top bar to your custom child theme without using a plug-in. Supports multiple languages and has a Close/Dismiss button.
Learn how to add a secondary accounts email address for your customers’ orders & invoices in WooCommerce, without using a plugin.
The WordPress template system is very flexible, but sometimes you need a custom page template for your content. Learn how with this tutorial.
Create a simple sidebar widget for your WordPress side. Learn how to show a list of posts with this tutorial for non-coders.
Learn how to create a simple custom WordPress plugin. Add functionality to your website, regardless of which theme is installed.
Learn how to create a custom WordPress shortcode that you can use on your site. Easily make reusable snippets with parameters and tidy code.
Keeping your theme’s functions.php file clean and well organised will mean you can do more with your WordPress site, without getting lost.
Add Google Analytics and Facebook Pixel to your WordPress website, without needing to add a yet another third-party plugin.