Do you want to run A/B split tests on your WordPress site to improve conversions? Split testing helps you understand how small changes in content and design affect user behavior. You can create different versions of a landing page and see which one converts the… Read More »
Do you want to restrict some of your WordPress content to registered or paid users? Often, bloggers use subscriptions or one-time payment models to monetize content on their websites. This is easy to set up if you have the right WordPress plugin. In this article,… Read More »
We’re very excited to announce that the hard work over the past 8 months is finally coming close to paying off. We’re getting ready to release our newest product: OptinMonster in the coming weeks. You’re probably wondering what is this OptinMonster thing? Well, it is… Read More »
Are you looking for a way to set up WP Super Cache on your WordPress website? Search engines like Google now consider site speed to be an important ranking factor. WP Super Cache can make your site run faster, boost your site’s SEO, and improve… Read More »
Do you want to create unique category page layouts in WordPress? With WordPress websites, it’s common to use different templates for categories, tags, custom post types, and taxonomies. In this article, we will show you how to create category templates in WordPress. Why Create Category… Read More »
There are times when you want to display widgets on other locations than your default sidebar. With such high demand for this hack, we will be sharing how you can create multiple dynamic sidebars that are widget ready for your WordPress blog.
If you are working on a website with lots of content in custom taxonomies and post types, then you would want to make it easy for your users to find it. One way to do this is by allowing your users to narrow down their… Read More »
Can you imagine your audience effortlessly downloading resources, connecting with you on social media, or finding your store location with a simple scan of their smartphone? That’s the power of QR codes. QR code usage is skyrocketing, and almost 100 million mobile devices scan QR… Read More »
A common technique used by hackers to gain unauthorized access to websites is called ‘Brute Force’. Using this technique, hackers use software designed to scan a website for vulnerabilities and gain access by exploiting any of them. We use Sucuri for security of our websites… Read More »
Good news, WordPress 3.6 have finally landed. It is named Oscar after the jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. At WPBeginner we monitored the development very closely and published an article about the features coming in WordPress 3.6. A lot has changed since then, some of the… Read More »