jQuery – Add a nofollow to Specific Sets of Links
You may have a set of links setup to outside sources or even as affiliate links. jQuery can be used to automatically set those links to nofollow for SEO.
You may have a set of links setup to outside sources or even as affiliate links. jQuery can be used to automatically set those links to nofollow for SEO.
Using jQuery, a “print page” link can be created on the page which will open the browser’s print dialog box when clicked.
Using jQuery, a “reload page” link can be created on the page which will allow the user to reload the page when clicked.
There are times where you may want/need to disable a text link or set of links on your sites temporarily using jQuery.
There are times when you only want specific elements of your site to show AFTER the page has finished loading. For instance, a heavy hero-image section.
Some sites place a smooth-scrolling, back-to-top button in the lower, right-hand corner of the site so the user can get back to the page top easily.
Using the jQuery animate() method, a link clicked can smoothly scroll down (or up) the page to a page anchor.
This shows all databases on the server, and is handy when looking for a specific database in the system or if you’re acclimating yourself to a new system.
In the discussion settings of WordPress sites a custom avatar can be placed that can be used by the users on your site when joining to place comments.
When using WooCommerce on a WordPress site, you can show the products on the shop page as a grid, but not all themes show the product’s short description.
The backend of a WordPress site has pages, post, etc. But on the pages, there is no area for writing a short description. This code adds that functionality.
The number of posts contained in each WordPress category (post count) can be displayed in the main menu when using categories as links.
There have been times where I’ve found that one of my sites was showing completely under another individual’s URL. They embedded my site in their frames.
By default WordPress compresses uploaded JPGs to 90% of their original quality, which can have undesirable results. This compression can be turned off.
When using WooCommerce on a WordPress site, the buttons on the shop-page, product-grid items says “add to cart”, but it can be changed to suit your needs.
In WooCommerce, when a guest customer checks out there will be a “Create an Account” checkbox, which is not checked by default. We can change the default.
When creating a popup in Elementor it can be given a button using the button widget for closing the popup. JavaScript can also be utilized to close it.
A “published date” shortcode can be created and placed in your functions.php document to be used in various places in your pages, posts, or site sections.
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