Whether you are managing a blog, online magazine, or content-heavy website, tracking your word count stats can give you valuable insights. It helps you identify what post lengths drive the most traffic and engagement, allowing you to optimize your content strategy. At WPBeginner, we encourage… Read More »
At WPBeginner, we’re serious about keeping our website visitors safe and secure. While often overlooked, keeping jQuery up to date is crucial for a website’s security and functionality. When educating our readers about website security, we can’t emphasize enough the importance of timely updates. Running an… Read More »
Adding social logins to your WordPress website makes the sign-up process easier for your visitors. It allows users to create an account using their existing social media profiles. So, instead of setting up a new username and password, they can log in with platforms like… Read More »
Every WordPress beginner understands this image dilemma: upload photos that are too small and they look blurry, upload them too large and your site becomes painfully slow. At WPBeginner, we’ve worked on perfecting image sizes on our own blog, making sure they always look good… Read More »
Do you want to make a multi vendor eCommerce website in WordPress? A multi-vendor eCommerce website allows you to have multiple vendors and sellers sell their products on your marketplace for a small fee or commission. In this article, we’ll show you how to easily… Read More »
Adding taxonomy images or category icons to your WordPress site can help you make categories stand out. However, WordPress does not offer an option to upload these images by default. It only displays category or taxonomy names on the archive pages. This can look plain… Read More »
Is your older content silently hurting your website’s credibility? When visitors land on a post that hasn’t been touched in years, they often assume the information is wrong and leave immediately. At WPBeginner, we prioritize transparency to maintain reader trust. We always display the ‘Last… Read More »
We often see websites that forget to disable directory browsing. At first glance, it might not seem like a big deal, but this small oversight can expose sensitive information and put your site at risk. When directory browsing is enabled, anyone can view the files… Read More »
Creating content for your WordPress site that actually drives traffic becomes much easier when you know what your readers are looking for. After helping hundreds of WordPress users optimize their sites over the past decade, we’ve found that successful content strategy often comes down to… Read More »
WordPress, by default, adds /category/ as a prefix to all category page URLs. But you don’t have to stick with that. Changing the category base prefix can make your site cleaner and better organized. If you want to change the category base prefix, you’re in… Read More »
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