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Whenever you want to write a new blog post from WordPress, did you ever see the text "Enter title here" in gray color on the post title input field? I am joking, I know you have seen it many times ...

WordPress has quite a few options to re-write the permalink structure for Blog posts and Custom post type ...

Since WordPress 3.1, users are able to take advantage of a new function that allows users to assign some specific post format for their posts ...

On my last tutorial, I have shown how to retrieve the total user count in WordPress. Today in this tutorial, I will show you how to create a list of users in WordPress ...

If you have an WordPress based site that allows users or authors to register and perform certain tasks, you may be interested to display the total users count on your site ...

By default, WordPress would display the Posts count of any user from the "Users" admin panel. Now, what about the Custom Post Type? In one of my previous post, I already explained how to register a custom post type in WordPress ...

Over the last couple of days, I was keep thinking of adding metro style social box on the sidebar of my site and show the counters like Facebook Like count, Twitter followers count stuff like that ...

Over the years, we have learned that displaying Facebook like box on any website is just one of the way to engage with your visitors ...

By default WordPress has various roles that you can assign to different registered users on your site ...

If you have custom post type registered on your WordPress based site, it automatically separates the blog section/Posts from your CPT posts ...

WordPress has some amazing built-in functionality. One such functionality is to be able to display the number of database queries made, along with displaying the number of seconds it took while loading any give page ...

Registering custom taxonomy can help site admins to organize their contents. Usage of post categories and tags are one such feature that we already know about ...

If you are running a multi-user Blog or WordPress site, it would be nice to send a notification email upon user successfully updates his or her profile ...

If you are familiar with the Open Graph Protocol then you must have known already that it is important to provide an image url with every blog post you write ...

If you have a multi-author based WordPress site, by default everyone would see who wrote which post from the post administration panel ...