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One of the most effective ways to improve your WordPress site’s conversion rates is to keep important widgets visible as visitors scroll down posts and pages. That’s exactly what a sticky floating sidebar (also known as a fixed sidebar) does. It ensures your call-to-action, social buttons,… Read More »

Are you hoping to show custom taxonomy terms on your WordPress sidebar? Custom taxonomies allow you to group your content beyond categories and tags, such as organizing book reviews by fiction and nonfiction. Displaying the taxonomy terms you use can help your visitors find the… Read More »

Several major sources have confirmed that there are mass brute force attacks being targeted towards WordPress and Joomla sites as we are speaking right now. HostGator, InMotion Hosting, LiquidWeb, and many others have informed their customers regarding this issue. The hackers botnet contains over 90,000… Read More »

Ever clicked on a great blog post, only to struggle to find it again later? Your readers might be having the same experience on your WordPress site. When visitors browse a site, they often jump between multiple posts. They browse, skim, and sometimes leave before… Read More »

Do you want to display your Instagram photos in the WordPress sidebar? Instagram posts can make great content for your website. By creating an Instagram feed, you can keep your site fresh and interesting while also promoting your Instagram account. In this article, we will… Read More »

WordPress allows you to customize the look of each page by using the page template functionality. You can create a custom page in WordPress using a custom template. When working with large custom sites, a problem arises when you have a large number of pages… Read More »

There’s nothing quite as frustrating as clicking on a post you know exists—only to land on a 404 error page. We’ve run into this issue more than once, and it can feel confusing when nothing seems obviously broken. The good news? In most cases, you… Read More »

WordPress widgets are great for adding extra functionality to your site, but what if you could make those widget titles even more useful? By turning them into clickable links, you can guide visitors to relevant content, improve navigation, and boost user engagement. This article provides… Read More »

Gravatar is a web service that connects a user’s email address to an online avatar. WordPress automatically shows visitors’ Gravatars in the comment section, but you may want to add them to other areas of your website, too. This can help create a more visually… Read More »

One of the first, and most confusing, decisions a new website owner faces is choosing between WordPress.com and WordPress.org. We get this question all the time from readers, and we completely understand the uncertainty. The names are nearly identical, but choosing between them is like… Read More »