Hello World! in PHP
This PHP code snippet uses the 'echo' statement to display 'Hello World!' on the web page.
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Generate a Random Secure Password with PHP
You may use the following PHP script to generate a random secure password. The random secure password may include lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers and special characters.
Top 10 Programming Languages for Beginners
As technology continues to advance, the demand for skilled programmers is at an all-time high. Whether you're a student looking to kickstart your coding journey or a professional seeking to switch careers, choosing the right programming language to begin with can be a daunting task. With numerous options...
Getting Started with PHP
It's known for its simplicity, flexibility, and vast community support. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn web development or an experienced programmer seeking to expand your skill set, PHP is a great language to start with.
Add an SSL Trust Seal on Easy Digital Downloads Checkout
Adding an SSL trust seal can increase trust from someone wanting to purchase from you and therefore increase the likelihood of them completing the order.
Minimum Required PHP Version for Plugins
WordPress has introduced a way for developers to set a minimum required PHP version for their plugins. If you are a WordPress plugin developer and want to set a minimum required PHP version for your WordPress plugin, simply add Requires PHP: to your WordPress plugin's readme.txt file....
Redirect User After Login in WordPress
The following is a code snippet that allows you to redirect users to a custom page after they login to your WordPress site.
Allow SVG through WordPress Media Uploader
Add the following to your theme’s functions.php file to allow .svg files to be uploaded through the WordPress media uploader:
Enable HTML5 Markup for the Genesis Framework
To enable HTML5 markup for the search form, comment form, comment list, galley and caption in the Genesis Framework.
Add Custom CSS to the Admin Area
You can customize the WordPress administration panel by adding a function to your theme's function.php file. The custom CSS can be internal CSS, meaning the CSS is included in the web page or externally, meaning the CSS is grabbed elsewhere on your hosting account or another server....