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How to find the id of one of the categories on the blog of your WordPress website

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

On your WordPress website you may want to know the id number of one of the categories on the blog of your website. You may want to do something like remove one category from the blog on your front page and having that id number may help with that.

  1. From the WordPress admin left menu click on posts > categories
  2. Hover your mouse over the title of the category that you want the id for
  3. Look in the lower left corner of your internet browser
  4. You should see a url listed
  5. That url will likely look like https://yourdomain/wp-admin/term.php?taxonomy=category&tag_ID=# with more text in the link where the # is the category id

Now that you have that id number you can use that if needed in your code on there like in the post linked at the top of this post on here.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

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Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: WordPress Tips Tagged With: Categories, Links, WordPress Admin

How to find the WordPress id number of a post on your website

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

On your WordPress website you may want to find out the id number of a post on your website. This post has information on one way to find out the id number of a page on your website on there.

  1. From the WordPress admin left menu click on posts
  2. Hover your mouse over the title of the post that you want the id for
  3. You may need to click to the next page until you find the post you want the id for
  4. Look in the lower left corner of your internet browser
  5. You should see a url listed
  6. That url will likely look like https://yourdomain/wp-admin/post.php?post=#&action=edit where the # is the id number of that post

Now that you have that id number for that post you can use that if needed in your code on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: WordPress Tips Tagged With: Links, WordPress Admin

How to find out the id number of a page on your WordPress website

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

If you are using WordPress for your website you may have times that you need the id number for a page on your WordPress website. There is an easy way to find out the id number of a page on your website.

  1. From the WordPress admin left menu click on pages
  2. Hover your mouse over the title of the page that you want the id for
  3. Look in the lower left corner of your internet browser
  4. You should see a url listed
  5. That url will likely look like https://yourdomain/wp-admin/post.php?post=#&action=edit where the # is the id number of that page

That was easy right? Now that you have that id number you can use that if needed in your code on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: WordPress Tips Tagged With: Links, WordPress Admin

How to exclude or remove the posts of one category from WordPress blog feed on front home page

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

If you are using WordPress for your website you may want to exclude or remove the posts from one category of your blog from the blog feed on your website on the front page there. You can then add this code to your functions.php file. You may want to backup your WordPress website before you make updates to it on there.

/**
 * remove category from blog feed on front page
 *
 * @author WPSnacks.com
 * @link https://www.wpsnacks.com
 */
function remove_category_from_blog( $query ) {
    if( $query->is_main_query() && $query->is_home() ) {
        $query->set( 'cat', '-#' );
    }
}
add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'remove_category_from_blog' );

You can then replace the # with the id number of the category you want to remove from it. This post may help you to find the category id number on there. Now if that works for you it would remove that category from the blog feed on the front page of your WordPress website on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: Code Snippets Tagged With: Blog, Categories, Functions.php, Templates, WordPress Admin, WordPress Theme

How to add the sidebar to the front page of your StudioPress Genesis theme on WordPress

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

Do you want to add the sidebar to the front page of your WordPress website on your StudioPress Genesis theme on there? If you do you can then add this code to your functions.php file. You may want to backup your WordPress website before you make updates to it.

/**
 * Add sidebar to front page
 *
 * @author WPSnacks.com
 * @link https://www.wpsnacks.com
 */
function add_sidebar_to_front_page() {
    if ( is_home() ) {
        return 'content-sidebar';
    }
}
add_filter( 'genesis_pre_get_option_site_layout', 'add_sidebar_to_front_page' );

Now if that works for you it would add the sidebar to the front page of your StudioPress Genesis theme on your WordPress website on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: Code Snippets Tagged With: Formatting, Functions.php, Sidebar, StudioPress Genesis, Templates, WordPress Theme

How to add a widget area to the top of a WordPress website before the header in a StudioPress Genesis theme

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

You may want to add a widget area to the top of your WordPress website in your StudioPress Genesis theme. In order to add a widget area to your StudioPress Genesis theme without using a plugin you can then add this code to your functions.php file. You may want to backup your WordPress website before you make updates to it.

/**
 * Add widget before the header
 *
 * @author WPSnacks.com
 * @link https://www.wpsnacks.com
 */
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
	'id'          => 'widget-before-header',
	'name'        => __( 'Before Header Widget', 'yourtheme' ),
	'description' => __( 'This is the widget before the header.', 'yourtheme' ),
) );
function addwidgetbeforeheader() {
	genesis_widget_area( 'widget-before-header', array(
			'before' => '<div class="widget-before-header widget-area">',
			'after'  => '</div>',
		) );
}
add_action('genesis_before_header', 'addwidgetbeforeheader');

If you want to style the widget you can do that in css using .widget-before-header in your stylesheet or you can read this post on how to style your custom widget area on your website for more information on how to do that on there. You can replace the yourtheme title with the name of your WordPress theme.

Now if that works for you it would add the new widget area to your StudioPress Genesis theme at the top of your website before the header on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: Code Snippets Tagged With: Functions.php, Header, StudioPress Genesis, Templates, Widgets, WordPress Admin, WordPress Theme

How to style your custom widget area in a StudioPress Genesis theme on WordPress

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

If your website uses a StudioPress Genesis theme for your WordPress website you may want to add your custom widget areas to the theme and you may want to style those widget areas in your css stylesheet. You can then add this code to your css stylesheet file to style your custom widget areas in your StudioPress Genesis theme without using a plugin on there.

.your-widget-name {
    width: 200px;
    height: 200px;
}

You would replace the .your-widget-name with the name you gave your custom widget area and then use css to style it on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: Code Snippets Tagged With: CSS, Formatting, Widgets, WordPress Theme

How to add a widget area before the footer of your StudioPress Genesis theme on WordPress

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

If you are using a StudioPress Genesis theme on your WordPress website you may want to add a widget area before the footer. You can then add this code to your functions.php file to add a widget area before the footer of your StudioPress Genesis theme without using a plugin on there. It may be a good idea to backup your WordPress website before you make updates to it on there.

/**
 * Add widget area before footer
 *
 * @author WPSnacks.com
 * @link https://www.wpsnacks.com
 */
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
	'id'          => 'widget-before-footer',
	'name'        => __( 'Before Footer Widget', 'yourtheme' ),
	'description' => __( 'This is the widget before the footer.', 'yourtheme' ),
) );
function addwidgetbeforefooter() {
	genesis_widget_area( 'widget-before-footer', array(
			'before' => '<div class="widget-before-footer widget-area">',
			'after'  => '</div>',
		) );
}
add_action('genesis_before_footer', 'addwidgetbeforefooter');

If you want to style the widget you can do that in css using .widget-before-footer in your stylesheet or you can read this post on how to style your custom widget area on your website for more information on how to do that on there. You can replace the yourtheme title with the name of your WordPress theme.

Now if that works for you it would add the new widget area to your StudioPress Genesis theme before the footer on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: Code Snippets Tagged With: Footer, Functions.php, StudioPress Genesis, Templates, Widgets, WordPress Theme

How to add a widget area after blog posts in WordPress in a StudioPress Genesis theme

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

If you are using WordPress with a StudioPress Genesis theme you may want to add a widget area after your blog posts. If you want to add a widget area to your StudioPress Genesis theme without using a plugin you can then add this code to your functions.php file. You may want to backup your WordPress website before you make updates to it.

/**
 * Add widget area after blog posts
 *
 * @author WPSnacks.com
 * @link https://www.wpsnacks.com
 */
genesis_register_sidebar( array(
	'id'          => 'widget-after-posts',
	'name'        => __( 'After Posts Widget', 'yourtheme' ),
	'description' => __( 'This is the widget after blog posts.', 'yourtheme' ),
) );
function addwidgetafterblogposts() {
	genesis_widget_area( 'widget-after-posts', array(
			'before' => '<div class="widget-after-posts widget-area">',
			'after'  => '</div>',
		) );
}
add_action('genesis_after_entry_content', 'addwidgetafterblogposts');

If you want to style the widget you can do that in css using .widget-after-posts in your stylesheet or you can read this post on how to style your custom widget area on your website for more information on how to do that on there. You can replace the yourtheme title with the name of your WordPress theme.

Now if that works for you it would add the new widget area to your StudioPress Genesis theme after your blog posts on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: Code Snippets Tagged With: Functions.php, StudioPress Genesis, Templates, Widgets, WordPress Admin, WordPress Theme

How to disable the WordPress Link Manager link-manager.php without a plugin

October 29, 2019 by admin Leave a Comment

On your WordPress website there is a tool that you may or may not see in your left admin menu titled Links. You may not want to have that tool on your website if you do not use something like that to manage lists of links on there. If that is from the WordPress link manager there is a way to disable it without using a plugin. You can then add this code to your functions.php file. You may want to backup your WordPress website before you make updates to it.

/**
 * Remove link manager
 *
 * @author WPSnacks.com
 * @link https://www.wpsnacks.com
 */
update_option( 'link_manager_enabled', 0 );

Now if that works for you it would remove the link manager page from the left menu in your WordPress admin on there.

If you like this then you should look up more of our WordPress Tips Code Snippets and Tutorials.

Disclosure: There are affiliate links on posts and throughout the website and if you use the links to make a purchase we may earn a commission from it. We link to these companies and their products because of the quality of the companies and not because of the commission we may receive from it.

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is for general information purposes only and in no event will this website or its owners be liable for any losses or damages associated with your use of our website or content. We recommend that you make a backup of your website before you make updates to it. Click here to see our full Disclaimer.

Filed Under: Code Snippets Tagged With: Functions.php, Links, WordPress Admin

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