The navigation menu feature, introduced in WordPress 3.0, allows for the intuitive creation and maintaining of navigation menus in themes.At the very least, a standard theme will need a main navigation menu, perhaps in the header and a secondary navigation menu in the footer. To do this, we will register

Most people commenting on blogs online have an avatar associated with them. If, however, they don’t and you don’t particularly like the WordPress default avatar options, you can define your own.To do so, include the following code in your functions.php: What we’re doing here first, is checking to see if the

To add a welcome message on the homepage: Then you need to add this to Theme > Styling > Custom CSS to style the .welcome-message class:

In case of redirecting you can use  wp_logout_url(home_url()) to redirect it to Homepage.

Default Usage Logout and Redirect to Current Page If inside the loop you can use: Otherwise you must use: Logout and Redirect to Homepage Logout and Redirect to Another Site If you are using wp_logout_url to redirect to another site on logout (e.g. another subsite in a MultiSite network) you’ll

Now add [amitworkdesk] as a shortcode in anywhere you want the search bar.