WordPress snippets

If you manage a blog on WordPress, there may be times when you want to display only posts from a specific category on the blog’s homepage, excluding others. WordPress doesn’t have any native settings for this behavior. Of course, you could solve this with a plugin. However, if you want to save space and memory, you can easily achieve the same result with a snippet. Let’s take a look at snippet for category-specific post display on homepage. Snippet for category-specific post display on homepage First, let’s take a look at the specific snippet. Then we’ll … Read more

By using this snippet, you can create a function that allows you to display the latest posts from your WordPress website or blog on any page you define. The theme of this snippet article is, therefore, “how to display the latest WordPress posts using a snippet“. I will try to be concise since the snippet itself is not significantly complex to understand. How to display the latest WordPress posts using a snippet function display_latest_posts($limit) { $args = array( ‘posts_per_page’ => $limit ); $query = new WP_Query($args); if ($query->have_posts()) { while ($query->have_posts()) { $query->the_post(); // Display … Read more

The snippet in this article has a simple task. It adds the attribute fetchpriority=”high” to every featured image on your website or blog. This attribute ensures that the web browser prioritizes the featured image and tries to display it as quickly as possible. This can significantly help with measuring LCP metrics. So, if you’re looking for a guide, how to add fetchpriority=”high” to featured images using a snippet, you can find it below. How to add fetchpriority=”high” to featured images using a snippet? What are featured images? Thumbnail images on WordPress websites play an important … Read more