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How to display HTML, CSS, PHP, Javascript and more source codes in WordPress posts

January 4, 2013 | Travis Pflanz

Displaying source code in your WordPress posts is extremely simple, you can add a <code> tag around your code and it will be displayed in your blog post. The problem with the <code> tag in WordPress As pointed out in Writing

How to only show the admin toolbar for administrators in a WordPress website

January 3, 2013 | Travis Pflanz

Do you not need that handy-dandy toolbar at the top of your WordPress website for any user who is not an administrator? Here’s a little snippet of code you can add to your theme’s functions.php file. This snippet

5 websites to keep you learning and improving your own website

June 9, 2011 | Travis Pflanz

Maintaining, updating and improving your website is a task often overlooked by many first-time, and even long-time, website owners. Operating a successful website can be a daunting and tiresome task, resulting with many website owners simply giving up after following a regiment of trial-and-error attempts. As a website owner, do

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