Author: Victor
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WordPress – Remove auto p in excerpt
WordPress automatically applies paragraph formatting to excerpts using the <p> tag, which can sometimes disrupt the desired layout or styling of your website. If you’re looking to have more control over how your excerpts are displayed, the following PHP code snippet allows you to remove WordPress’s default automatic paragraph tagging and gives you the option…
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WordPress – Boost GraphQL query limits
When working with GraphQL in WordPress, you might encounter limitations on the number of queries you can execute. By default, GraphQL imposes a cap to ensure performance and server health. However, there are scenarios where you need to increase this limit to accommodate larger data sets or complex queries. The following snippet of code allows…
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WordPress – Handle theme.json RGB color transparency
WordPress’s theme.json has brought unparalleled ease to theme customization. However, the default color settings, which are typically in hexadecimal format, lack support for transparency. To enhance your theme’s color capabilities, we’ve developed a solution that introduces RGB color values with transparency. Find out how to do it with HSL here. The Code Our custom PHP…
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WordPress – Handle theme.json HSL color transparency
WordPress’s full site editing capabilities have revolutionized theme customization, allowing for an extensive range of configurations through the theme.json file. However, one limitation has been the inability to handle color transparency effectively with traditional hexadecimal color codes. To address this, we’ve crafted a solution to enhance your theme’s color system. Find out how to do…
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SCSS – Min-Max interpolation
Responsive design often requires fluid scaling of elements to fit different screen sizes. A typical use case is scaling typography, where font sizes should adjust between a minimum and maximum size based on the viewport/container-size. To facilitate this, we use min-max interpolation techniques. SCSS Helper Functions The SCSS code includes several functions designed to enable…
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SCSS – Remove units from numbers
In the realm of CSS preprocessing, we often encounter situations where we need to perform calculations or pass values to functions that expect unitless numbers. However, numbers in CSS often come with units like pixels (px), ems (em), or percentages (%), which can be problematic in such cases. Introducing the strip-unit Function To address this…
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SCSS – Internationalization of Quotation Marks
In written language, different cultures use different symbols to denote quotations. For instance, English typically uses “curly quotes,” while French favors «angle quotes», and German uses „bottom quotes“. Ensuring that the correct quotation marks appear based on the language of the text is an important detail for maintaining the authenticity and readability of multilingual content…
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WordPress – How to remove default theme colors
Crafting a unique look and feel for your WordPress site often involves overriding the default color palettes, gradients, and typography sizes that come with the core or themes. The following PHP code snippet is designed to help you start with a clean slate by removing these defaults. The Code This snippet should be added to…
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WordPress – Enhance Rest API security with Nonce
The WordPress REST API opens up a world of possibilities for developers by allowing programmatic interaction with site data. However, with this power comes the need for heightened security to ensure that only authorized requests are processed. The following PHP snippet demonstrates how to secure REST API access using a nonce—a unique number used to…
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WordPress – Remove sensitive Rest API Endpoints
WordPress’s REST API provides a flexible way to interact with your site’s data. However, there might be instances where certain endpoints can expose sensitive information or provide vectors for potential attacks. The following PHP snippet helps tighten security by removing specific endpoints from the WordPress REST API. The Code This snippet should be placed in…