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There's a much simpler way to do it that doesn't involve a third-party corporation that probably gets half its money from selling user data¹ and the other half from providing a small amount of space and trying to upsell you more.
Keep on readin' on Stop using Dropbox to send phone photos to your laptop or desktop⟶
If you're having trouble getting 12 rounds into your Bodyguard 2.0's magazine, even with a magazine loader like the Uplula, fret not. The springs can be stiff as hell from the factory.
Keep on readin' on Problems fully loading Bodyguard 2.0 magazines?⟶
Last week I picked up a S&W Bodyguard 2.0 with the aim of replacing my Glock 42 for concealed-carry purposes.
As far as I can tell, WordPress support is built into the PHP language server called Intelephense, but you've got to enable it.
Keep on readin' on Add WordPress and ACF stubs to Intelephense in VS Code⟶
Emojis are clearly so important to human discourse that there's not just one simple keyboard shortcut for them but two: [win .] and [win ;]. But what about all the various international characters you might need to use every so often?
Keep on readin' on Insert "special" characters in Windows slightly less horribly⟶
Windows prevents things that need admin permissions from running with normal startup methods ⸺ like adding a shortcut to an app to the startup folder within the Start menu. To force it to happen anyway, you'll instead need to load up the Task Scheduler and create a task that runs the desired app with the highest privileges available.
Keep on readin' on Use Task Scheduler to add admin-privilege startup items⟶
But not that smooth since it kind of requires that you (a) use DuckDuckGo for searching to take advantage of their so-called bangs, (2) often add !g to those searches whenever you foresee bad results, and (d) that you install an extension.
Keep on readin' on Smoother Google search results declutterer⟶
Building on our (mostly unnecessary) add_filters() function to attach a callback to multiple hooks at once, we can adjust how WP's template hierarchy works. Yes, page-specific templates could already go in a `page-templates` directory, but this hook lets all of your templates go into a directory of your choosing.
Keep on readin' on Move your WordPress theme's templates into a subdirectory⟶
I originally had this stuff as a "bonus tip" in the other post about getting drafts and private pages into the parent-choosing drop-downs, but it ended up longer than the main content!
Keep on readin' on Attach a callback to multiple hooks at once⟶
I'm sure that in most cases the default behavior of only showing published pages is probably what you want. Who needs a bunch of outdated or unfinished pages cluttering these lists, right?
Keep on readin' on Add private and drafted pages to parent drop-down lists⟶