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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.
Turn Off Automatic Theme Updates
Same idea, scoped to themes only — handy when you're actively customizing a theme and don't want it silently overwritten.
View snippetClear Every Default Widget Off the Dashboard
Removes the stock Dashboard widgets (Quick Draft, Activity, At a Glance, etc.) so you can start from a clean slate — often paired with a custom widget of your own.
View snippetChange the Default Excerpt Word Count
WordPress trims excerpts to 55 words by default — this sets your own limit.
View snippetTrack Post Views Without a Plugin
A lightweight view counter that stores a hit count in post meta each time a single post loads — enough to sort by “most viewed” without installing a dedicated plugin.
View snippetEnable Categories for Media Attachments
Lets you assign regular post categories to media library attachments, so images and files can be organized and filtered the same way posts are.
View snippetStrip Version Query Strings From CSS/JS URLs
Removes the ?ver=x.x WordPress appends to enqueued stylesheets and scripts — some CDNs and caching setups don't cache query-string URLs well, so this helps them cache properly.
View snippetCustomize the Excerpt “More” Text
Replaces the default ‘[...]’ that WordPress appends to trimmed excerpts with your own text.
View snippetStandard Pattern for Enqueuing Theme CSS/JS
A template for loading Bootstrap plus your own stylesheet and script correctly through WordPress's enqueue system.
View snippetExclude a Category From the Main WordPress Loop
Hides posts from a specific category ID across the site's default queries — handy for keeping an internal or catch-all category out of public listings.
View snippetDisable the WordPress REST API
Turns off the built-in JSON REST endpoints — worth doing only if you're certain nothing on your site (plugins, blocks, headless setups) depends on it.
View snippetAdd a Custom Post Type Through WooCommerce
Lets a non-`product` post type behave like a purchasable WooCommerce item — pulling its price from a custom field and giving it a working "Add to Cart" button, without converting it into an actual Product post type.
View snippetReorder (and Rename) the My Account Menu Tabs
Controls the exact order the tabs appear in on the WooCommerce My Account page, and lets you rename any of them at the same time — including slotting in a custom tab you've added elsewhere.
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