Before using a contact form plugin, we used lots of Google Forms to collect data and feedback from users. Back in the day, adding a Google Form to WordPress meant dealing with messy HTML and just hoping nothing broke. But now, we’re happy to say… Read More »
Understanding how WordPress works behind the scenes can be fascinating. For most users, it seems simple: type in a URL, and a page loads quickly. However, there’s actually a lot happening in the background. When we first started working with WordPress several years ago, we… Read More »
Managing a multi-author site can feel risky if everyone has full access to your content. You might want your team to write blog posts, but you worry about them accidentally changing critical pages like your privacy policy or homepage. At WPBeginner, we believe in giving… Read More »
When we first launched our blog, security was always on our minds. We knew that building a successful site meant more than just great content. It required a secure foundation to protect our hard work and our readers. But when we noticed a big increase… Read More »
When we first started WPBeginner, one of our earliest challenges was figuring out how readers could get in touch with us. A simple contact form sounds easy enough, but we quickly discovered that not all WordPress form plugins are created equal. Some were too limited,… Read More »
WordPress 4.8 was released just a few hours ago. It is the first major release of 2017, with some long awaited new features and enhancements. In this article, we will show you what’s new in WordPress 4.8 and which features you should try after updating… Read More »
You found the perfect animated GIF to bring your blog post to life. But when you add it to WordPress, it just sits there as a flat, boring image, with none of the animation you wanted. It’s a frustratingly common problem. This happens because WordPress… Read More »
Often people think that WordPress is just a blogging platform that you use to start a personal blog. That might have been true in 2003, but now WordPress powers nearly 28% of all websites on the internet. This includes many of the top brands as… Read More »
There’s nothing worse than finding out your website has been compromised. The WordPress admin area is the main entry point for hackers, making it the most critical part of your site to protect. We know it can be stressful to think about brute force attacks… Read More »
Managing user registrations is an important part of running a WordPress site, especially if you have a membership site, online course platform, or community forum. One common task is finding and handling pending or unconfirmed users who have registered but haven’t yet completed the email… Read More »
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