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Small, ready-to-use pieces of PHP, JavaScript, and WooCommerce code from real client projects — copy them straight from the page, or grab the full file on GitHub.
Hide Admin Menu Items Based on Email Domain
Trims down the wp-admin sidebar for anyone whose account email isn't on your company's domain — useful for client accounts that shouldn't see internal tools.
View snippetCustomize the “Read More” Link Text
Overrides WordPress's default more-link markup with your own label and formatting.
View snippetExclude Pages From Site Search
Marks the built-in Page post type as excluded from search — similar to the custom-post-type version, but targeting Pages specifically.
View snippetAllow ZIP, MOBI, PDF & EPUB Uploads
WordPress blocks a handful of file types from the Media Library by default — this whitelists a few common document and ebook formats.
View snippetBoilerplate for a Classic Widgets API Widget
A starting class for building a classic (non-block) sidebar widget, with a field generator you can extend for more inputs.
View snippetSet a Custom Order for the Admin Sidebar Menu
Rearranges the order menu items appear in down the left side of wp-admin.
View snippetAdd a Preconnect Hint for Google Fonts
Tells the browser to open an early connection to Google's font CDN before it's actually needed, shaving a bit of load time off font requests.
View snippetAdd a Custom Widget to the wp-admin Dashboard
Registers your own box on the main Dashboard screen — useful for surfacing client instructions, support links, or site-specific notes.
View snippetCustomize the wp-admin Footer Text
Replaces the default “Thank you for creating with WordPress” line at the bottom of every admin screen.
View snippetEnable HTML5 Markup for the Search Form
Opts the theme into HTML5-style markup specifically for the search form, part of WordPress's broader HTML5 theme support.
View snippetLog PHP Values to the Browser Console
A quick debugging helper that prints a PHP value straight into the browser's JavaScript console — handy for spotting what a variable actually contains without a full debug setup.
View snippetShow a Different Nav Menu to Logged-In Users
Swaps which menu location renders depending on whether the visitor is logged in — useful for member-only sites or a different nav for admins.
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