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Let WordPress Manage Your Tag
Hands <title> tag generation over to WordPress core instead of hardcoding it in header.php — required for accurate SEO titles and compatibility with SEO plugins.
View snippetEnable the Excerpt Field on Pages
Pages don't show an Excerpt box by default — this turns it on, the same way it already works for posts.
View snippetTwo Ways to Reference Theme Images in Templates
Two equivalent ways to build the path to an image sitting inside your theme folder, for use directly in template markup.
View snippetLoad a Google Font the Proper WordPress Way
Registers and enqueues a Google Font stylesheet through wp_enqueue_style, instead of hardcoding a <link> tag in your theme's header.
View snippetOnly Show the Update Nag to Admins
Hides the “WordPress X.X is available” banner from everyone except users who can actually run the update — cleans up the dashboard for clients and editors.
View snippetRemove the Website Field From the Comment Form
Drops the optional URL field from the default comment form — a common ask since it mostly attracts spam links.
View snippetHide Admin Menu Items for a Custom User Role
Clones the Administrator role into a new “Client” role, then trims the admin menu specifically for that role — gives clients full capability without a cluttered dashboard.
View snippetLoad jQuery From Google’s CDN Instead of Locally
Swaps WordPress's bundled jQuery for a specific version served from Google's CDN, on the front end only.
View snippetRemove the Admin Bar’s Front-End Spacing Fix
Removes the small script WordPress adds to push page content down to make room for the admin bar — useful if you're hiding the bar another way and don't need the offset.
View snippetLimit Search Results to Regular Posts Only
Forces the default search to only return standard posts, keeping custom post types (and pages) out of search results.
View snippetStop WordPress From Piling Up Image Edit Backups
By default, every time you crop or rotate an image, WordPress keeps the previous version around on the server. This makes it keep only the latest edit instead.
View snippetEnable Featured Images (Post Thumbnails)
Turns on theme support for featured images — required before the Featured Image box will even appear in the editor.
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