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Do you want to disable the automatic formatting in WordPress posts? WordPress is designed for user-friendliness, so it automatically formats text, including replacing quotes with fancy quotes and doing general text cleanup. However, this prevents users from displaying code, raw text, and CSS/JavaScript code examples.… Read More »
One thing we’ve found helpful while running our multi-author WordPress blog is customizing author profiles. Sometimes, the default profile fields just don’t fit our needs. Removing these default fields can give you more control over how authors are presented, which is important if you’re representing… Read More »
WordPress 3.0 is when the big merge happens. The core of WPMU is incorporated in WordPress which means that you can now run multiple blogs from one installation of WordPress. This new feature is being called Network or Multi-site option. By default this feature is disabled. If you want to use this option in your WordPress, then you would have to enable it.
Want to build trust with your website visitors? One of the easiest ways is by showing your Twitter (X) follower count. But if you’ve tried adding it to your WordPress site, you’ll notice that most social media widgets are bulky, slow down your site, and… Read More »
When we first started WPBeginner, mobile-friendliness wasn’t even on our radar. Most people browsed the web on desktop computers back then. Smartphones weren’t as common as they are today. But wow, have things changed! 📱 These days, more than half of all web traffic comes… Read More »
One of the more common errors we’ve seen WordPress users run into, especially on shared hosting, is the memory exhausted error. Sometimes it shows up with a technical message like “Allowed memory size exhausted.” Other times, WordPress just displays the generic “There has been a… Read More »
Guest posting is a great way to keep your WordPress site fresh. It’s also a good way to attract new readers. That’s one of the key reasons why we publish guest posts from WordPress experts on our own blog. But you might not want to… Read More »
Highlighting search terms in WordPress search results is a simple way to improve the user experience on your website. Learn how in this beginner-friendly guide!
In this tutorial we will share how you can add a simple function on your search page which will display the search term and the number of results.
In our many years of working with WordPress, one strategy we’ve consistently seen deliver results is targeting ads to search engine visitors. It seems that search engine visitors are more likely than your regular readers to click on targeted advertisements. By showing ads only to… Read More »
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