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How to Migrate Content from Umbraco to WordPress

How to Migrate Content from Umbraco to WordPress

Are you considering a shift from Umbraco to WordPress? Whether you're attracted by the extensive plugin ecosystem or the user-friendly interface, migrating your website can be a smooth process with the right guidance. Embark on a transformative journey as we guide you through the seamless migration from Umbraco to WordPress. Ready to elevate your website experience? Click "Migrate Now" and let's make it happen. Migrate Now

Shopify to WordPress Migration: Boost Your Online Business with Ease

Shopify to WordPress Migration: Boost Your Online Business with Ease

Discover the advantages of migrating from Shopify to WordPress with 2Hats Logic Solutions. Our expert team ensures a smooth transition for your online store, providing personalized support and cost-effective solutions. Get a Free Consultation Do you want a versatile e-commerce platform that can stand out? Then it’s time for the E-commerce platform to switch from Shopify to WordPress

Seamless Transition: Migrating from Magento to Shopware

Seamless Transition: Migrating from Magento to Shopware

Unlock Success with Seamless Migration! Enhance the E-commerce journey from Magento To Shopware with an expert team. Start Now!  Get a Free Consultation As the e-commerce world is gaining more significance in this digital realm, the goal is to stay ahead of the game. If online shops using Magento are looking for a more adaptable and user-friendly platform, then it’s your time to migrate to

Free WordPress & Shopware Content Integration Plugin

Free WordPress & Shopware Content Integration Plugin

In a time where online shopping and e-commerce are now the common norm, it makes sense to merge engaging content with seamless shopping experiences. This is why we're excited to introduce a game-changing solution for online businesses seeking to elevate their content strategy and user experience. A new plugin bridges the gap between two powerful platforms: WordPress and Shopware, offering a cohesive and efficient way to integrate and display WordPress blogs and landing pages within Shopware's content pages. In addition to this incredible functionality, we're also delighted to let you know you can get the free code for WordPress integration...

A Unified WordPress and Shopware plugin for content integration

A Unified WordPress and Shopware plugin for content integration

In a time where online shopping and e-commerce are now the common norm, it makes sense to merge engaging content with seamless shopping experiences. This is why we're excited to introduce a game-changing solution for online businesses seeking to elevate their content strategy and user experience. Our latest plugin bridges the gap between two powerful platforms: WordPress and Shopware, offering a cohesive and efficient way to integrate and display WordPress blogs and landing pages within Shopware's content pages. In this blog, we will be introducing you to this latest plugin highlighting its key features and advantages. To make things simp...

How to manage plugin updates without uploading in wordpress.org?

How to manage plugin updates without uploading in wordpress.org?

When developing a WordPress plugin or theme, there could be updates in future. When a plugin has updates, the developer can add new updates as new versions in plugins and themes. Normally, the WordPress plugin needs to be uploaded to WordPress.org plugins library and manage updates with git. But if it is a paid/pro plugin, it's not possible with WordPress.org, because WordPress.org is only for managing free plugins. In this situation, developers can manage the WordPress plugins and theme updates with their own servers with Plugin Update Checker. This is a custom update manager for WordPress plugins or themes useful if the owners don’t want to upload in public WordPress repositories. But it will help the users to get updates if available at the same time of developer update. The Custo...

How to add custom post archive page links to WP Menus like page and post links

In WordPress menu section, it’s difficult for normal users to add links to the custom post archive page because, there are no options to add custom post archive page link like post, page and categories. If user wants to add an archive link, then the user must need to use custom link feature and it is very difficult. If there is an option like post or page links then it is very easy to manage links. So here describes how to add custom post archive page links to the WP menu section like post and page links.Please use the given code in your functions.php of the theme. Then check your WP menu page from dashboard. You can see an additional met box for listing all custom post links. Then you can just select the custom post and add it to the menus.Done !!. It is very easy!

How to use WordPress 3.5 media uploader in wordpress themes, theme option or plugin

Here is a simple tip. Sometime we need to add WordPress file uploader in our theme, theme option or plugin files. For example in theme option we create an interface for changing the favicon of the site, then we need a file uploader with WordPress media library. So here we can use WordPress custom file uploader.You can add a WordPress file uploader to your theme or plugin with the following steps: Include the following jquery : <script type="text/javascript" src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <script type="application/javascript"> jQuery(document).ready(function($){ var _custom_media = true, ...

How to make dynamic sub-pages as sub-navigation in a page in wordpress

Last day, we were working on a website in WordPress. The website contains few subpages and the client want the navigation for the subpages on the right side of the Web page. We had faced some difficulties to get it done. Finally, after a deep research we got a perfect solution for this and that has been mentioned below.Paste this code where you want your subpage navigation and add subpages created under the main page. < ?php $children = wp_list_pages('depth=-1&title_li=&child_of=' . $post->ID . '&echo=0'); echo ''; if ($children) { echo $children; } elseif ($post->post_parent) { echo $children = wp_list_pages('depth=-1&title_li=&child_of=' . $post->post_parent . '&echo=0');...

Unique native function to get the sub menu part in wp_nav_menu

We were working on our WordPress project and we had found a problem that when using wp_nav_menu(), there is no native function to get submenu part in another element. eg: sidebar. We found a solution which can be used to avoid this problem. Please find below code.Just add the ‘submenu’ in the arguments for the wp_nav_menu(). Then the label name of the top-level menu that has the submenu that you want to list.// Usage: $args = array(     'menu'    => 'Menu Name',     'submenu' => 'About Us', ); wp_nav_menu( $args );Paste this in function.phpadd_filter( 'wp_nav_menu_objects', 'submenu_limit', 10, 2 ); function submenu_limit( $items, $args ) {    �...

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