Are you planning to move your WordPress site to a new hosting company or a different server? It’s a big decision, and understandably, you probably have some concerns about potential data loss and downtime. In our experience, those are definitely the biggest risks when switching… Read More »
Switching to the WordPress block editor can be a big step if your site has been running smoothly with the classic editor. The block editor introduces a modern experience. It makes it easier to create rich layouts without extra plugins or shortcodes. The update brings… Read More »
I still remember the thrill of registering my first domain name when I was just 14 years old. It’s one of the most exciting steps in starting a new project because it makes your idea feel real, like claiming your own piece of the internet.… Read More »
Updating old content is a necessary part of maintaining a successful WordPress site. Through working with numerous WordPress users, we’ve seen how converting classic posts to blocks can enhance older content while improving its performance. Many site owners worry that updating old posts with Gutenberg… Read More »
One of the best parts of blogging is seeing more and more people read and share your work. At WPBeginner, we’ve transformed our own small site into a platform that helps millions of readers. We know it can feel overwhelming trying to figure out which… Read More »
Reusable blocks, now known as patterns, allow you to save any content block and reuse it in other posts and pages on your website. Whether it’s a call-to-action section, a subscription form, or a beautifully designed banner, you can create it once, save it as… Read More »
The year 2018 is about to come to an end. It was a great year overall for WPBeginner, WordPress community, and for many of our users who started new websites and businesses. We want to thank all of you for your continued support of WPBeginner.… Read More »
Automatically updating your WordPress content can save you time and effort. This feature is perfect for making changes to a post without removing it from your site or changing its publication date. Here’s how it works: instead of manually editing posts or pages, you can… Read More »
Adding SVG files to your WordPress site can make your images look sharp and clear. However, while WordPress lets you upload many types of files, like images, audio, and video, it doesn’t support SVG files right out of the box. This is because SVG files… Read More »
Adding a countdown timer to your WordPress site can make it more engaging. Whether you’re highlighting a product launch, marking an important date, or building anticipation for an event, a countdown timer does the job effectively. For example, we have used countdowns on our websites… Read More »
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