To address the issue of broken internal links on a WordPress website, you can use several tools and plugins designed specifically for this purpose. Here are the steps you should follow: 1. Identify Broken Links First, confirm the broken links identified by Ahrefs. You can use additional tools to ensure you have a comprehensive list… Continue reading Fixing Broken Internal Links on Your WordPress Website: A Comprehensive Guid
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Soliloquy A WordPress Slider Plugin
Soliloquy is a WordPress slider plugin that’s both easy and powerful, with 900,000+ downloads used by website owners, marketers, and developers. Soliloquy was built to adapt to the workflow of WordPress users to combat the bloated and confusing sliders out there. What are the features and benefits of Soliloquy? Upload and rearrange slides with an… Continue reading Soliloquy A WordPress Slider Plugin
Understanding wp_unregister_font_collection() in WordPress
The wp_unregister_font_collection() function plays a crucial role in managing font collections within WordPress. Let’s delve into its purpose and parameters: Function Signature: wp_unregister_font_collection(string $slug): bool This function unregisters a previously registered font collection. Font collections are essential for organizing and utilizing custom fonts in your WordPress theme or plugin. $slug (string, required): The unique identifier (slug) of… Continue reading Understanding wp_unregister_font_collection() in WordPress
How to make Cookie Pop-up disappear after Acceptance in CookieYes in WordPress
To make Cookie Pop-up disappear after acceptance in CookieYes plugin: After accepting the Cookie, a small section (ie. revisit consent) still remains at the bottom of the page which is mostly issue on Mobile devices. For disabling this option, go to GDPR Cookie Consent → settings → Customize Cookie Bar → Revisit Consent (Tab) →… Continue reading How to make Cookie Pop-up disappear after Acceptance in CookieYes in WordPress
JavaScript Module Management in WordPress
wp_register_script_module() and wp_enqueue_script_module() are two functions in WordPress used for registering and enqueuing JavaScript modules. wp_register_script_module(): This function registers a JavaScript module with WordPress. It tells WordPress that a particular JavaScript file is a module and should be available for enqueuing later. It accepts several parameters such as the handle (a unique identifier for the… Continue reading JavaScript Module Management in WordPress
Better Search Replace plugin in WordPress
Plugin by WP Engine. When moving your WordPress site to a new domain or server, you will likely run into a need to run a search/replace on the database for everything to work correctly. This plugin consolidates the best features from these plugins, incorporating the following features in one simple plugin: Serialization support for all… Continue reading Better Search Replace plugin in WordPress
useSelectedLayoutSegments in Next.js
useSelectedLayoutSegments is a Client Component hook that lets you read the active route segments below the Layout it is called from. It is useful for creating UI in parent Layouts that need knowledge of active child segments such as breadcrumbs. ‘use client’ import { useSelectedLayoutSegments } from ‘next/navigation’ export default function ExampleClientComponent() {… Continue reading useSelectedLayoutSegments in Next.js
Handling Tags in WordPress to Next.js API Responses Using he library
Using he library To decode HTML entities in JavaScript, you can use the he library you mentioned. Here’s how you can use it in your Next.js application: First, install the he library if you haven’t already: npm install he Then, in your Next.js component where you’re rendering the fetched content, you can decode the HTML… Continue reading Handling Tags in WordPress to Next.js API Responses Using he library
Potential Solutions for Handling Tags in WordPress to Next.js API Responses
Filter Tags in Frontend: Once you receive the content in your Next.js frontend, you can filter out or manipulate the tags as needed before displaying them. You can do this using JavaScript by parsing the response and extracting only the necessary content while ignoring the tags. Modify API Response: If you have control over the… Continue reading Potential Solutions for Handling Tags in WordPress to Next.js API Responses
How to find and fix error code: 523?
Error code 523 typically indicates an issue with the origin server when using a service like Cloudflare. Here’s how you can troubleshoot and potentially fix this error: Check Cloudflare Status: Sometimes the issue might not be on your end but with Cloudflare itself. Check the Cloudflare status page to see if there are any ongoing… Continue reading How to find and fix error code: 523?