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If you are using multiple WordPress queries to display different sets of posts, then you may come across duplicate content. This is because some posts might match more than one loop and appear twice. WordPress doesn’t come with a built-in option to avoid duplicate posts… Read More »

Individual images and other uploaded files on your website are displayed on a single attachments page. However, many themes don’t provide a template for attachments. Creating a custom attachments template in WordPress allows you to control how individual attachment pages are displayed, giving you the… Read More »

Showing comments on the homepage of your WordPress theme is actually easier than you think. If you want to boost your comment section, then displaying comments on the homepage is the way to go. It can inspire new visitors to join in on the action… Read More »

After all that work on a WordPress blog post, watching readers leave after one page is frustrating. One big reason? The plain text navigation links at the bottom of your posts barely get noticed. Adding thumbnail images to these navigation links can help you grab… Read More »

Recently we were asked how to display a limited number of tags after each post in your WordPress theme. Normally, you use a function the_tags() to display a link to the tags a post belongs to. However that function does not have a parameter to… Read More »

You know when you need to show certain WordPress posts based on custom fields? We’ve been there. When we first started with WordPress, seeing any code snippet felt intimidating, especially when all we wanted was to display posts with specific information. But here’s the good… Read More »

We’ve been using shortcodes in WordPress themes for years, and they have become a standard part of how we build sites. They solve a straightforward problem: how to add the same functionality in multiple places without duplicating code or making your theme files harder to… Read More »

Recently, a user asked us for tips to optimize their WordPress website’s performance. One of our suggestions was to replace the default WordPress jQuery script with jQuery from Google Hosted Libraries. WordPress includes jQuery with the core software by default. However, we’ve found that replacing… Read More »

In our experience, if you add a lot of categories to your WordPress posts, things can start to look a little crowded. Multiple categories, especially parent and child categories, can clutter up your layouts and make it harder for readers to find what they’re looking… Read More »

We all know how important it is to organize content on a website. At WPBeginner, we understand that using categories and subcategories helps visitors explore your site and improves how it ranks in search results. A good category structure also helps visitors to find what… Read More »