Archives for October 2011

By default, WordPress adds the ‘Private’ or ‘Protected’ prefix to post titles when you make them private or password protected. While they’re functional, in our experience, these default labels can sometimes be confusing or unprofessional. Imagine sharing a password-protected post with a client, only to… Read More »

Managing a WordPress site often means juggling multiple tasks, and keeping track of featured images can be a real challenge. We’ve been there—wondering which posts have eye-catching visuals and which ones don’t. It’s like trying to remember if you’ve added salt to a recipe. You… Read More »

If you have been blogging for a few years, then the list of your published posts might be too long to fit in your WordPress sidebar. A cluttered sidebar might not make the best impression on readers, either. Compact archives are an excellent way to… Read More »

As always, we are back to give you the update on the new WordPress 3.3 release. Not too long ago we talked about what might be coming in WordPress 3.3 but now, after the feature freeze and the beta version, we can show you what… Read More »

Scheduled posts are invisible to visitors until they go live. Every article you have lined up is a missed chance to build anticipation and keep readers coming back. Sharing your upcoming content gives visitors a reason to subscribe so they don’t miss out on future… Read More »

Putting banner ads on your site is one of the best ways to make money from your blog. Many bloggers use ad management software like AdRotate to maximize their earnings without ruining the user experience. We’ve thoroughly tested it on a real website to see… Read More »

Have you ever landed on a recipe or product page and found yourself wondering, “How many cups is 500 milliliters?” or “What’s 3 meters in feet?” 🤔 If your WordPress site gets visitors from around the world, confusing measurements can quickly frustrate your audience and… Read More »