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3 Reasons Why You Need SSL on Your Membership Site

Posted on Sep 2, 2015 by Aikmeng Kuah
Jan 8, 2020

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a way for your website visitors to communicate securely with your website server. SSL does 2 very important things: SSL encrypts the data sent between your website server and your website visitor. This is critical for such information as credit card numbers, passwords, and private user information. For example, if . . . read more

WordPress 4.0 Broke the Main Menu with Your Theme? Read on…

Posted on Sep 14, 2014 by Aikmeng Kuah
Mar 18, 2020

WordPress 4.0 appears to have altered the way the main navigation menu is retrieved. Previously, themes would use: wp_nav_menu(); where they needed the main menu to appear. With WordPress 4.0, this behavior has been altered. Instead you will need to use: wp_nav_menu(array(‘theme_location’=>’primary’)); Without indicating that you need to use the “Primary” menu, wp_nav_menu() will fall . . . read more

Constant Contact Widget – a Free, Simple and Lightweight Plugin

Posted on Aug 21, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Jan 8, 2020

Constant Contact Widget is a simple and lightweight plugin that provides a email submission widget for Constant Contact. There are some free Constant Contact plugins out there but I wrote this because I wasn’t satisfied with what was available (too bloated or had cross-browser javascript issues). No advertising or links. Lightweight code (~100 LOC). Ajax . . . read more

Disabling WordPress SEO Plugins on a Page by Page Basis

Posted on Jul 29, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Jan 9, 2020

WordPress plugin and theme developers may sometimes find the need to output your own open-graph tags, meta descriptions or titles, for specific pages. But one consideration is if your user is running a SEO plugin, such as the Yoast WordPress SEO plugin or the All-In-One SEO Pack. You don’t want your plugin or theme to . . . read more

Automatically Setting a Featured Image

Posted on May 9, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Dec 1, 2014

Its easy to forget to set a featured image when creating a new post or page, and honestly, it may not seem terribly important. But it can be a good idea to make sure this image is always set if you use the featured image in post lists for your theme. More importantly, SEO plugins . . . read more

Creating a Custom WordPress Welcome Panel

Posted on Apr 29, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Jan 8, 2020

A great way to make your theme more user friendly is to provide a custom orientation video in the WordPress welcome panel on the dashboard (the top panel on the dashboard)

WordPress Site Address Migrator – a Free Plugin

Posted on Apr 25, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Mar 18, 2020

Have you worked on a WordPress site that is not yet live, and need to move that site to a new permanent domain name? Or need to migrate your site’s domain name? It should be straightfoward to just change the Site Address in your WordPress settings, but take a closer look and you will notice . . . read more

Redirect List – a Free WordPress Plugin for Redirection that Supports GET Query Parameters

Posted on Apr 11, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Mar 18, 2020

Redirect List is a simple and lightweight plugin that performs HTTP redirection and supports matching of GET query parameters without regular expressions. 301 or 302 HTTP redirect. Specify from and destination urls in a list manually. Does not require creating a custom page. Match url regardless of GET parameters. Match url only if no GET . . . read more

Adding Analytics Code without a Plugin

Posted on Apr 3, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Jan 8, 2020

I recently installed Clicky analytics on this website. Now, there is a great Clicky WordPress plugin available, but it was just as easy to take the Clicky code snippet and paste it into a Text Widget that I place in the bottom sidebar (widgeted area). This works for Google Analytics as well. Why not install the . . . read more

Escaping Shortcodes in WordPress

Posted on Apr 2, 2013 by Aikmeng Kuah
Oct 3, 2019

Documenting shortcodes is a common task for WordPress plugin developers.  You can either use the html entities “[” for “[“and ] for “]”, or use double brackets “[[” and “]]” to escape the shortcode: [shortcode] [[shortcode]] Using the html entities would require going into the Text (HTML) mode of the editor, so using the double . . . read more

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