Great Code!

  • Don’t think its quite worth downloading the plugin but I copied the code into my themes function.php and it works awesome!

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  • Hi Matt

    Just a quicke note on copying stuff into the functions.php file: It’s usually bad practice to put stuff in a theme when it clearly is “plugin territory”. If you use the plugin, you get all updates and bug fixes, and nothing will get lost when you change themes. Also, your site will not get faster when you use less plugins and put everything in your functions.php. It will just make it harder to maintain.

    Thread Starter Matthew

    (@kidsguide)

    and nothing will get lost when you change themes.

    I am using a child theme.

    Also, your site will not get faster when you use less plugins and put everything in your functions.php. It will just make it harder to maintain.

    I know. But I like not having hundreds of plugins installed. It is cleaner if I just copy a few snippets of code into my function.php and label them with /* */ or //.

    If you use the plugin, you get all updates and bug fixes.

    I didn’t say this above but I edited the code slightly. So I would end up not updating the plugin anyway because then I would need to edit it every time.

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