Seeing random numbers like ?p=123 in your website URL feels incredibly unprofessional. It confuses visitors and often makes them hesitate before clicking on your links. WordPress sometimes uses these number structures by default, which can unfortunately hold back your search engine rankings. Fixing your permalink… Read More »
Many WordPress beginners often mix up categories and tags and end up creating a lot of them, which can be confusing for users. However, you can easily resolve this by bulk moving posts to categories and tags. This can save you time and effort and… Read More »
Depending on your site’s demographic, it might be important for you to have a mobile-friendly website. You can do this by either using a responsive WordPress theme which adapts to different screen sizes / devices, or you can create a mobile-specific version of your site… Read More »
Have you ever uploaded an image to WordPress only to find it has created several extra copies? This can quickly fill up your hosting storage and make your website backups unnecessarily large. Here at WPBeginner, we manage thousands of images, so we know firsthand how… Read More »
Do you want to encourage more discussion in your WordPress comment section? Sometimes, readers consume your content and leave without interacting. This makes it difficult to build a lively, loyal community around your brand. A user ranking system helps by gamifying the experience. We have… Read More »
I remember working on a design project offline and wanted access to all the images I’d been using on my site. Having a local copy of my entire media library meant I could work on mockups and designs without constantly logging into WordPress to download… Read More »
As a new WordPress theme designer, you quickly learn the challenges of maintaining long CSS files while keeping them organized, scalable, and readable. Many designers and front-end developers, including the ones here at WPBeginner, recommend using a CSS preprocessor language like Sass or LESS to… Read More »
Adding elements like drop caps in your WordPress posts can improve readability and give your content a professional, polished look. Drop caps are large, decorative capital letters used at the beginning of a paragraph. They draw readers’ attention and add a touch of elegance to… Read More »
As the comments on WPBeginner grew, we tried different solutions, like Livefyre to improve discussions on our site. Many WordPress users want to make comments on their website more social. This is why people try Facebook comments, Disqus comments and now even Google+ comments. Recently… Read More »
Seeing the same featured image appear twice in a WordPress post can be annoying. It throws off the layout and makes the post look unpolished. We often hear from our beginner-level WordPress users about this issue. It can be really confusing for new users to… Read More »
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