October has been one of the most eventful months in the recent history of the WordPress ecosystem. There were many updates, new features, product launches, and some controversy, too. In this edition of WPBeginner Spotlight, we’ll cover everything from WPForms’ exciting new AI features to… Read More »
If you’ve ever tried embedding a form into your WordPress site, you’ve probably discovered it’s not as simple as it looks. You might paste in a code from Microsoft Forms, Google Forms, or another service, only to end up with a layout that breaks or… Read More »
Want to make your WordPress images more interactive and engaging? Image hotspots transform static pictures into dynamic content by adding clickable areas that reveal additional information. We’ve experimented with them ourselves to showcase points on a map, tag team members in a photograph, and highlight… Read More »
Whether you are managing a local business, community organization, or personal blog, using WordPress to show upcoming events has a lot of benefits. It can help increase awareness about your activities and boost participation as a result. Plus, when people have access to all the… Read More »
We once helped a local business owner who was overwhelmed by phone calls from lost customers asking for directions. It tied up their phone lines and frustrated everyone involved. When shoppers cannot quickly find your physical storefront online, you risk losing those sales to nearby… Read More »
It’s weird to receive texts like “is this WordPress drama crazy or is it being blown out of proportion”. In the 15 years of running WPBeginner, I never thought I would have to write a blog post covering any WordPress industry drama. My focus with… Read More »
Want to make your WordPress site look more professional? A hero image is your best bet. A hero image is what people see first when they land on your site. And you’ve only got about 3 seconds to grab their attention, so it’s important to… Read More »
People often share their Netflix logins with friends. To prevent password sharing from getting out of hand, online services have now started limiting the number of devices that can use one account at a time. Many of our readers run membership websites and offer online… Read More »
Creating recurring events on your WordPress site is a great way to save time and automate tasks. It helps streamline your events so you don’t have to create them repeatedly. With this approach, you can simply add an event once and have it automatically reoccur… Read More »
You have an HTML form ready to use, but adding it to WordPress can be tricky and requires a lot of testing. The reason is simple: Adding HTML forms to WordPress requires the right approach to ensure they function properly and integrate seamlessly with your… Read More »
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