Seeing your custom graphics on another website without permission is incredibly frustrating. We have dealt with image theft ourselves, so we know exactly how annoying it feels. Thankfully, you can make it much harder for thieves to swipe your media. The simplest method is disabling… Read More »
Wow, it was just a little over 7 months ago, when I wrote about WPBeginner version 3.0. After a lot of hard work, reconsideration, and optimization, I am proud to present WPBeginner 4.0. We pushed this new design live right before BlogWorld, so roughly 2… Read More »
When you add tables to your WordPress posts and pages you can organize data and make it easier for readers to understand. WordPress makes this super simple with its default table block. At WPBeginner, we’ve started using tables in our roundup articles to display the… Read More »
Yesterday, WordPress 3.4 was released. While we knew which features were coming, unlike other releases we did not keep a close tab of alpha and beta versions due to a very packed schedule. We would like to apologize to our audience for that. For those… Read More »
Every now and then, we come across special requests from our readers about customizing their website. One of them was to show any number of posts in a loop. Since this feature isn’t available by default in WordPress, we created a custom code snippet for… Read More »
One of our more technical readers recently asked us how to verify the existence of a PHP function before integrating new code into a WordPress site. This is important to ensure your site runs smoothly and avoids errors. One of WordPress’s strengths is its flexibility… Read More »
Imagine working hard to write a great story or article, only to find someone else claiming it as their own. That’s what happens when people steal your website content. Content stealing, or ‘scraping’, is a big problem for website owners. These people are thieves who… Read More »
We just saw the notice in our dashboard to upgrade WordPress to the newest version 3.3.2. Nacin announced it on the WordPress blog. WordPress 3.3.2 is a security update for all previous versions. Three external libraries included WordPress received security updates including Plupload, SWFUpload, and… Read More »
Have you ever seen websites that have small, superscript numbers in the text that link to additional information at the bottom of the page? Those are called footnotes, and they’re a great way to provide extra context or cite sources without cluttering up your main… Read More »
Seeing a 404 error on your XML sitemap is incredibly frustrating. It stops search engines from finding your new pages, which hurts your website traffic. We used Yoast SEO in our early days and dealt with this exact headache. After testing multiple fixes and ultimately… Read More »
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