Beginner's Guide for WordPress
Because WordPress displays your posts in the same order that you published them, changing that order can be frustrating. So rather than having to go back and change the date on every post we are going to show you how you can setup a simple… Read More »
Recently we showed you how to disable the WordPress Admin Bar for all users except administrators. Although there are times when you will want to completely disable it the WordPress Admin Bar can also be very useful in certain situations. We are going to show… Read More »
One of the downsides to using the TinyMCE Editor is that it doesn’t have any options for you to make tables. So unless you are good at HTML there isn’t anyway for you to do this in the visual editor. In this article we are… Read More »
If you’re blog has multiple contributors you may not want all of them to have access to your WordPress back-end. This can be good both for security and simplicity. By using the plugin WP User Frontend you can have subscribers/contributors create posts and manage their… Read More »
If you never adjusted your timezone setting in WordPress, you probably have no idea what is the time according to your WordPress blog. For a lot of people, it does not matter. However, if you have a time-sensitive post that you want to schedule, then… Read More »
If you often embed videos in WordPress, you are probably aware that it is fairly easy to do with built-in support for oEmbed. While videos add a lot of value to your content, you can further enhance the engagement by using this plugin that we… Read More »
Ever hear people recommending themes because they are “SEO Friendly”? Yes, we have recommended quite a few themes on this blog labeling it “SEO Friendly”. But what does “SEO Friendly” really mean and what some people think it means? In this article we will share… Read More »
This Saturday, Automattic officially relaunched Code Poet and expanded it beyond the listing site. For those of you who do not know, previously Code Poet was just a directory of WordPress professionals brought to you by Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com. With this revamp, it… Read More »
The best part about WordPress is plugins. Theme designers also have a tendency of using WordPress plugins for adding cool features. When working on a custom WordPress theme project for a client, one thing you want to make sure is follow the best practice. Yesterday,… Read More »
One of the things that Zain Balkhi complained about when we were designing our current WPBeginner design was that the WordPress admin menu doesn’t float. Which is why in our current design, we made sure that our menu scrolled with the user. Recently we got… Read More »
