Even though we have been blogging for over 16 years, we continue to explore and learn from other standout blogs about WordPress and other topics. This ongoing journey helps us refine our content and stay ahead of the curve. We know firsthand how overwhelming it… Read More »
At WPBeginner, we’ve always aimed to make things easier for our team and users. When we set up SAML Single Sign-On (SSO), it quickly proved its value. Our team could access all their tools with just one login, and we gained peace of mind knowing… Read More »
When we first started customizing WordPress sites, that little ‘Howdy’ message in the admin bar always caught our eye. It felt a bit too casual, especially when we were building professional websites for clients. Small touches like greetings can leave a big impression, and ‘Howdy’… Read More »
Most WordPress site owners don’t realize it, but a poor search experience can quietly drive visitors away. If your search results page has a high bounce rate, there’s a good chance users are getting frustrated with slow, unhelpful results. That’s where live Ajax search comes… Read More »
Back when we started WPBeginner in 2009, SEO tools were a lot simpler. Today, we’ve tested dozens of platforms, learning that the best tool isn’t one-size-fits-all. Choosing the wrong SEO software can be a costly mistake, and we know how frustrating it is to invest… Read More »
In recent times, virtual meetings and webinars have become necessary tools for businesses, educators, and content creators. Integrating Zoom meetings and webinars into your WordPress site can streamline your communication. It can boost user engagement by providing seamless access to virtual events directly from your… Read More »
“Which Google tools should I use for our WordPress blog?” That’s a question we’ve answered countless times over the years. Through running WPBeginner and helping millions of WordPress users, we’ve had the opportunity to test pretty much every free Google tool available. Some have become… Read More »
One of the common mistakes we see WordPress site owners make is overlooking browser caching. Your website may be losing visitors due to slow page load times. Even after optimizing images and upgrading hosting, your site can still feel sluggish until you add expires headers.… Read More »
The default WordPress login page doesn’t provide the best experience and can even confuse your users. That’s why we recommend adding a front-end login page to allow users to log in directly from the main part of your website. This improves accessibility and overall user… Read More »
Looking for more control over your WordPress site’s design and function? Learning to edit HTML is the answer. HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the code that structures your content, telling web browsers how to display your pages. Editing it directly comes in handy for advanced… Read More »
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