If you are using Single Sign On feature by Jetpack or using a social login plugin for WordPress, then it might be a good idea to disable login by username and password completely. This helps protecting your website from brute force attack and keeps your website safe from hackers.
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I’ve been working on the documentation of the Meta Box plugin and I found that a lot of content is repeated across pages such as the installation guide. I wonder if there’s any WordPress plugin that can help me save those content and let me use them later. So I did some research and here are the top 5 WordPress plugins that can help creating reusable content blocks.
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As a WordPress developer, we visit WordPress Codex several times a day to look for the documentation for a function or a class. I don’t know how other developers search for a function on WordPress Codex, but I often use Google for this job (and the search box at WordPress Codex uses Custom Google Search, too). So the procedure for looking the documentation for a function is as long as this:
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When registering a custom taxonomy for a custom post type, the admin menu for that taxonomy is automatically placed under the post type’s menu. It works well in most cases, but there are situations when you want to move it to another location to organize your content better. For example, you have 2 post types: quiz and question. Each question can belong to a section (or many sections), which is a custom taxonomy for the question.
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