You might have a packed event schedule on Facebook, but visitors on your WordPress site won’t know that unless you display those events directly on your pages. A Facebook events feed solves this problem by pulling events directly from your Facebook Page and displaying them… Read More »
Here at WPBeginner, we’ve had our share of moments needing to keep a page private, from bonus content for our email list to new designs that aren’t quite ready for public viewing. It’s a common task when managing a busy website. We know it can… Read More »
WordPress 4.7 was released just a few hours ago. It is the last major release of the year 2016, which brings some exciting new improvements and several bug fixes. In this article, we will show you what’s new in WordPress 4.7 and which features you… Read More »
Struggling to keep your readers engaged? Even the best-written blog posts often get skimmed or ignored, especially when they’re just long blocks of text. If you want visitors to actually interact with your content, you need to show, not just tell. That’s where Google Slides… Read More »
Everyone wants a faster website to rank higher in search results. However, Google AMP isn’t always the magic bullet that people think it is. We have tested countless performance strategies at WPBeginner. In our experience, rushing into AMP without a plan can actually break your… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked if it was possible to add a link to custom post type archive pages in WordPress navigation menus. An archive page in WordPress displays a list of all posts under a specific post type, category, or tag. In this… Read More »
Imagine opening a long, helpful blog post that many people have commented on. WordPress will normally load the page and all of the comments first, before displaying it to the user. This results in a slower website and poor user experience. In our experience at… Read More »
Running a successful WordPress website means protecting the valuable content and functionality you’ve built over time. Throughout our years of helping WordPress users, we’ve consistently recommended having a solid backup strategy as one of the most important steps for any site owner. We’ve personally tested… Read More »
If you’re looking to resize the Gravatar images on your WordPress site, you’re in the right place. There have been occasions where we had to resize custom Gravatar sizes on WordPress sites we were working on, but the method differs depending on the theme you’re… Read More »
By default, you can change the permalink structure of WordPress posts, but not custom post types. However, with the right plugin, you can easily create permalinks for custom posts. Over the years, we’ve helped thousands of WordPress users optimize their sites for search engines and… Read More »
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