After publishing thousands of articles on WPBeginner, we’ve learned that small user experience improvements can make a huge difference in reader engagement. Like the simple estimated reading time display you see on sites like Medium and countless blogs. At WPBeginner, we have written over 3000… Read More »
Recently one of our users reported a very odd issue with their install. When writing a post, they could not see anything they were writing. Because the text of the post editor was white. More importantly, all of the visual editor buttons were missing, and… Read More »
About a year ago, we wrote an opinion post here at WPBeginner with the title “Should Blogroll ‘Links’ be removed in favor of WordPress menus?“. We got a decent feedback in the comments and our social media channels (twitter and facebook). Recently while browsing through… Read More »
We’ll never forget the day we realized how much traffic we were losing to 404 errors. While reviewing our website analytics, we noticed that visitors hitting broken pages left immediately. The solution turned out to be simpler than we expected. By redirecting 404 pages to… Read More »
We’ve worked on a lot of WordPress sites over the years, and one customization trick we always come back to is adding the page slug to the body class. It’s such a simple thing, but it makes a world of difference when it comes to… Read More »
Wow today has been a busy day. This is the third article for today. Now that we are finally done upgrading all of our websites, we can finally write about it. WordPress 3.4.2 was released today. It is labeled as a maintenance and security release… Read More »
If you have read our guide on how to choose the best WordPress hosting, then you probably know that Bluehost is one of our recommended WordPress hosting providers. But it’s not just us. They are officially recommended by WordPress as well. Recently while browsing through… Read More »
Allowing users to have weak passwords is like leaving your front door wide open. It’s an invitation for thieves and hackers to break in. Users will often choose the same short and insecure password everywhere. Unless you enforce strong passwords on your WordPress site, you… Read More »
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