Beginner's Guide for WordPress
Full screen background image seems to be a new design trend that is becoming fashionable. We have received numerous emails from users asking us how they can add full screen background image on their WordPress site. Usually setting up a full screen background image in… Read More »
Back in early 2000s, government websites used to have a link on their main pages, titled “Sitemap”. This page usually contained a list of all the pages on that website. Even today some websites have such HTML sitemaps. However, sitemaps have evolved so much from… Read More »
Most WordPress widgets come with an option to set a title for each widget. The widget title is used as a heading for widgets in your sidebar or other widget areas. Recently we showed you how to hide widget title in WordPress. In that post’s… Read More »
Comments play a crucial role in building a community around your websites. Comments provide an interaction platform for your readers where they can share their thoughts and have a reason to come back. Here at WPBeginner, we have fostered great relationships with several users that… Read More »
Gravatar has made avatars easier. Like most WordPress powered websites, we also use Gravatar in comments to show the globally recognized avatar of each comment author. Don’t know what is a gravatar? Then read: What is Gravatar? Even though most sites only use Gravatars in… Read More »
Writing documentation is no easy task. It takes a lot of time and effort to write good documentation for any product, service, or technology. But all this effort and time would be wasted if users are not finding it helpful. To bridge this gap, larger… Read More »
At WPBeginner, one of the most commonly asked question by our users is whether they should use self hosted WordPress or get a Free WordPress.com blog. We have covered this topic in detail and have discussed pros and cons of both options. However it seems… Read More »
WordPress has a great media uploader and image handling features. However, if you are running a photography blog or your primary content is in image format, then you would notice that WordPress does not have a proper system of sorting images and other media files.… Read More »
Flickr is one of the good old reliable photosharing sites. It has its very own social features and a thriving community of loyal users. Showcasing your flickr photos on your WordPress website is extremely easy. Since flickr supports oEmbed format, you can simply copy and… Read More »
The User Interface team at WordPress has recently presented a new but secret idea about how the admin interface can be reshaped. They shared this idea in the form of a plugin which is code-named MP6. The goal of MP6 is to rethink the WordPress… Read More »
