This category covers advanced topics, including hook usage, and custom configurations, enabling you to adapt the plugin to meet specific project requirements.
To prevent the WP Ghost plugin from automatically checking for updates, you can disable this feature by adding the contact WP_AUTO_UPDATE_HMWP to your wp-config.php file. Manually Update the Plugin Disabling automatic update checks means you will need to manually check for updates when a new version is released. You can do this by: By following […]
In this tutorial, you will learn how to simulate a custom CMS generator using the WP Ghost plugin in WordPress. This process helps to disguise your WordPress website by making it appear as a different CMS, such as Joomla or Drupal, or by using a custom generator name.
Server may depend on the default REST API to submit admin forms, and any old cached paths can cause issues.
This solution ensures that WordPress paths are customized not only on the frontend but also within the admin backend, enhancing security further. Before changing the paths To change the WordPress paths in the admin dashboard using WP Ghost, follow these steps:
This tutorial will guide you through the process of changing the link on the login page logo using hooks. We’ll also cover how to change the alt text of the logo to display your site’s name.
By following these steps, you can easily customize the plugin cookie name according to your preference.
That’s the general method to exclude specific pages from being affected by WP Ghost. However, if you want more flexibility and control, you can use the add_filter function in your theme’s functions.php file or a custom plugin.
One of WP Ghost’s security features is disabling right-clicking on the front end to prevent users from easily copying your content. However, you might want to enable right-click on specific URLs selectively.
WP Ghost allows you to change the default configuration file/path when the website root path is not writable.
