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If you’re running a WordPress site, you’ve probably wondered if you’re doing enough to keep it secure. Strong passwords and updated plugins are a great start, but there’s another layer of protection many site owners overlook. Enter WordPress security keys. These keys are a powerful… Read More »

WordPress adds its own CSS classes to different elements in most themes. These default classes help style various parts of your site automatically. Knowing these default CSS classes can be really useful. They make it easier to customize your site’s appearance without starting from scratch.… Read More »

Do you want to display WordPress posts in a grid layout? A grid layout gives you more flexibility when displaying your posts in WordPress. This can be helpful when creating custom pages. In this article, we’ll show you how to easily display your WordPress posts… Read More »

As your site starts getting new users, it’s a great idea to teach them more about your brand. However, giving all this information at once can be overwhelming for readers. One simple way to go about it is by creating drip notifications. Automated drip campaigns… Read More »

Adding emojis to our content on WPBeginner has been a fun and effective way to make our posts more engaging. They instantly make blog posts feel more friendly and approachable, and can help break up long blocks of text to improve readability. Emojis work especially… Read More »

Shopify is a popular eCommerce platform for setting up an online store. It has a user-friendly interface and a wide range of tools for managing your business, but it might not be the best standalone option for your online business. That is why we recommend… Read More »

If you rely on volunteers, your website should make it easy for them to get involved. But too often, potential helpers drop off because the application process is confusing, time-consuming, or not optimized for real people. At WPBeginner, we’ve worked with many nonprofits and community… Read More »

WordPress search works great for posts and pages, but it completely ignores comments. That’s a problem if your blog gets thoughtful replies, helpful tips, or long discussions. Readers might remember a comment, not the post it was on, and there’s no easy way to find… Read More »

Many WordPress users have shared horror stories of lost data, hacked sites, and the frustration of not having a reliable backup when they needed it most. We get it. The thought of losing your hard work is terrifying, and the technical jargon around backups can… Read More »

Have you ever wished your WordPress menu could be smarter? Maybe you want to show different navigation options to logged-in members, or display specific menu items only on certain pages. By default, WordPress shows the same static menu to everyone, which can make your site… Read More »