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Kevin Pliester

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Just a simple web developer who prefers to work with WordPress and PHP. He is a freelance and employed web developer from Germany. Now tries to write here regularly and uses deepl to translate for it.

WordPress: Create 301 Redirects

Jul 14, 20202 min read 18 views

WordPress itself does not offer the possibility to create redirects with the WordPress Admin, therefore you have to either use a plugin or create all your redirects with .htaccess. This post is about exactly these two points. First you will learn how...

WordPress: How to fix the REST API encountered an error with a plugin

Jul 9, 20201 min read 11 views

The own website works perfectly, the loading speed is great and the visitors are all satisfied. Then you open your WordPress Admin and get the message "The REST API encountered an error". No matter what you try, nothing works. The most common cause i...

WordPress: Change the permalink of a post type afterwards

Jul 9, 20202 min read 7 views

At Themeforest there are many cheap WordPress themes and these often have their own post types. Some post types are really great. For example, there are the occasional customer stories that you might want to rename so that the permalink is easier to ...

Execute PHP code in WordPress

Mar 24, 202029 views

Since the question already arose in relation to Helpful, I would like to answer it here briefly. You will learn here how to execute your own PHP code on your WordPress website. This is especially useful if you want to or sometimes even have to make s...

Find out the version number of a WordPress theme

Feb 27, 202029 views

Recently I needed a way to display the version number of the current theme for admin_notices in WordPress. Since WordPress is a stuffed monster, it has something for this too. With wp_get_theme() you get the information of your theme. You can also sp...

WordPress: Faster WP_Query with preselected fields

May 27, 201972 views

I had already written something about it on my website, but since I find this little "trick" very useful and it has helped me from many "slow" rides, I share it here today. In WordPress you can create your own queries using the class WP_Query(). The ...

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