gooloo.de for Developers.

Especially, when you’re writing irregularly or you simply want Google and Co. to exactly know, when your blog was last edited, you can add this code to your Theme’s functions.php, or via a Code Snippet Plugin. Place it at the bottom of your website, f.ex. in the Footer, for a visible “Last Edit” Date output.…

When you use this code, it will remove all classes associated to your <img>. This might be especially helpful, when you’re switching from Blogger to WordPress. To use this code, add it to your Theme’s functions.php, or by a Code Snippet Plugin.

Using this snippet, your image will not be contained within a <p> tag. So, instead of <p class=”xy”><img src=””>, your img will be embedded in the <img> Tag only. This might be helpful for page builders, like Divi, or Elementor. To use this, add this function to your functions.php or via a Code Snippet Plugin.

By using the shortcode in this way you can hide everything between the shortcode’s beginning, and its end. [loggedin_only]This content is only visible to logged-in users, though we haven’t activated on dev.gooloo.de, so you can actually see it.[/loggedin_only] To use this, add the following PHP Snippet to your WordPress’ functions.php or via a Code Snippets…

By using this code, your WordPress Website will automatically add a provided Image URL as the featured Image to all posts, that have currently no featured Image selected. Replace the URL with your desired Image URL. This snippet does the following: Updated: To use this:

With this code, you can dynamically show, how many users and posts your blog has, by using the shortcodes giving out this number: and giving out this number: Add this Code to your functions.php, f.ex. via Code Snippets.

This Code has multipe functionalities and requires the Premium-Theme Divi. Add to your functions.php, f.ex. through Code Snippets. Then, visit Divi > Divi Library and copy the shortcode next to the design you wish to embed.

We had a lot of sign-ups using 07370230723@domain.com. And we wanted to block that. We used the following functions.php Snippet to block enumarated E-Mails through WordPress. Insert into your functions.php, f.ex. with Code Snippets.

With this code, there will be added automatically lazyload-references to Divi Rows and Sections, as well as its inner content. This code is in Alpha and should be used carefully, although it’s currently in use on our main blog, www.gooloo.de, with no issues.