Facing the “updating failed” or “publishing failed” message can feel like hitting a brick wall. Everything seems to be going smoothly, and then, out of nowhere, an error message throws a wrench into your workflow. We’ve been there and understand the confusion and frustration that… Read More »
An email list is the best way to stay in touch with your audience long after they’ve left your site. Think about it: even if someone hasn’t thought about your brand in months, your email list is still a direct line to them. It allows… Read More »
Does keeping track of client appointments feel like a chore? If you’re manually copying details from your WordPress contact form into Google Calendar, then you know how quickly that time adds up. Each booking means opening your inbox, transferring details, creating an event, and hoping… Read More »
“Sorry for the late response!” That used to be one of the most common phrases we saw our clients type when handling form submissions on their WordPress sites. Even with email notifications enabled, it’s easy to miss urgent messages when away from computers. A simple… Read More »
The oEmbed or Embed block in WordPress doesn’t work for Instagram or Facebook anymore. This means that if you have used this block to add social media content before, you might now see errors or missing sections on your site. Fixing this issue is key… Read More »
Organizing your WordPress content is easy with categories and tags. But through years of building WordPress sites, we’ve learned that the default categories and tags aren’t always enough to create the perfect content structure. That’s where custom taxonomies come in. With custom taxonomies, you can… Read More »
We’ve seen how business buyers tend to place larger orders, order more frequently, and often become loyal, long-term partners when given the right experience. That’s why adding wholesale pricing in WooCommerce can significantly boost your revenue. However, wholesale customers have different expectations than retail shoppers.… Read More »
Want a safe space to experiment with your WordPress website without the fear of breaking something on your live site? Moving your WordPress site to a local server on your computer is the perfect solution, in our opinion, especially for developers, designers, or WordPress beginners.… Read More »
We’ve had moments where a website impressed us so much, we just had to know who was hosting it. Maybe it loaded super fast, had zero downtime, or handled tons of traffic without breaking a sweat. If you’ve ever wondered who’s behind the scenes powering… Read More »
The top navigation menu on a website typically has links to all the most important pages. When you make this menu sticky, you can keep it on the screen as the user scrolls down the page. That way, it’s always within reach. This makes navigation… Read More »
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