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Individual images and other uploaded files on your website are displayed on a single attachments page. However, many themes don’t provide a template for attachments. Creating a custom attachments template in WordPress allows you to control how individual attachment pages are displayed, giving you the… Read More »

Although we don’t personally show Pinterest pins on our websites, we know that some of our readers are looking for this option. Sharing your Pinterest activity on your WordPress website can make it more engaging and also help to grow your social media followers. Luckily,… Read More »

Tired of dealing with spam registrations on your WordPress membership site? We get it – spam users clog up your database, waste your time, and can even slow down your site. 🚨 Many of our readers have run into this issue when allowing user sign-ups,… Read More »

One of the best ways to help visitors find what they are looking for on your website is to organize your content with taxonomies like categories and tags. However, if your website has many subcategories, it can sometimes be difficult for visitors to find related… Read More »

If you run a food blog or share recipes online, you want your posts to stand out in Google search. Yet, many recipe sites miss a simple opportunity to get noticed: recipe schema markup. Without structured data, your recipes look like any other blog post.… Read More »

We frequently hear from readers who started their journey on WordPress.com because it seemed like the easiest free option. However, that initial excitement often turns to frustration when they hit unexpected paywalls just trying to install a simple plugin. After helping over 2 million users… Read More »

As I woke up today, I saw a notice on my dashboard asking me to upgrade. Like always, I looked at what it is. Turned out that last night, WordPress team released a security and maintenance update. WordPress 3.3.1 is here, and we urge you… Read More »

The last year was a big one for WordPress community. There have been awesome conferences and WordCamps, not to mention the release of WordPress 3.3. Over the course of the last year we wrote numerous tutorials and would like to point out some of our… Read More »

Just a few moments ago, WordPress 3.3 was released. The version is named “Sonny” in honor of the great jazz saxophonist Sonny Stitt. WordPress has had over 65 million downloads since version 3.0 was released, and in this third major iteration they have added significant… Read More »

As WordPress developers, we’ve often needed to add custom PHP code to specific posts or pages. While WordPress disables this feature by default for security reasons, there are safe ways to implement PHP code when you need advanced functionality. Whether you’re looking to add dynamic… Read More »