Have you ever noticed how confusing it can be for your WordPress site visitors when they’re logged in but still see ‘Login’ or ‘Register’ buttons everywhere? Or maybe your members are struggling to find their account dashboard because it’s buried in the menu. These small… Read More »
When managing your WordPress site, you might find that RSS feeds aren’t really necessary. These feeds help users subscribe to your blog updates, but they can make smaller sites look cluttered. Many users prefer to disable RSS feeds to keep their sites streamlined and focused.… Read More »
Planning your dream wedding? We get it. It’s a whirlwind of details, and finding the perfect wedding website builder shouldn’t add to the stress. With over 16 years of experience building and testing websites, we at WPBeginner know the struggles couples face when trying to… Read More »
Allowing user registration on your WordPress website is a great way to build a loyal reader base and thriving communities. But here’s the thing: leaving your site open to anyone is like keeping your front door unlocked. Before long, spammers, bots, and random users with… Read More »
When you read an article online, it helps to put a face to the name. Seeing an author’s photo builds trust and makes the content feel much more personal. But what if your theme only shows a generic icon, or an author’s existing Gravatar isn’t… Read More »
Shoppers rarely buy on their first visit. They explore, compare, and often take time before making a decision. Without a way to save their favorite products, many of those potential sales quietly slip away. From working with numerous WooCommerce store owners, we’ve seen how adding… Read More »
External images in WordPress can cause unexpected problems for your website. These are images hosted on another domain, CDN, or social media platforms rather than your own WordPress media library. When left unmanaged, external images can slow down your site, break unexpectedly, or disappear when… Read More »
Ever wonder why your Google Ads aren’t converting as well as they should? The secret might be in your landing pages. When people click your ad, they want to see exactly what was promised – not just your regular website ✍ We’ve created tons of… Read More »
Do you want to easily accept credit card payments on your WordPress site? By default, WordPress does not come with credit card payment options, but there are plenty of plugins and tools that can help solve that. In this article, we will share 2 easy… Read More »
WordPress includes a built-in scheduling system known as WP-Cron, which is responsible for managing scheduled tasks such as publishing posts at a specific time, sending triggered emails, or running automated backups. While WP-Cron is convenient and works well for many websites, it does have limitations.… Read More »
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