Sending emails from your WordPress site can be tricky for several reasons. The main one is that web hosting providers have a tendency to poorly configure their mail settings. This can block WordPress from delivering important emails. Luckily, there’s a solution. SendGrid is a reliable… Read More »
When I started WPBeginner, I had already been using WordPress for years. To this day, I truly believe it’s the best blogging platform out there. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have dedicated over a decade to writing this blog! But I know not everyone shares this view.… Read More »
After years of blogging and managing multiple WordPress sites, we’ve had our fair share of heart-stopping moments. You know the ones – where you accidentally hit ‘Publish’ on a half-finished post, or worse, on one that’s barely started. It’s happened to us, and we bet… Read More »
Are you struggling to keep your blog updated with fresh content while managing everything else on your site? Allowing users to submit posts is a fantastic way to grow your content library and build an active community without writing every single word yourself. At WPBeginner,… Read More »
Most WordPress beginners see a welcome panel when they log into their dashboard. It’s designed to provide shortcuts and helpful tips, but after a while, it may start to feel unnecessary. We prefer a cleaner dashboard with fewer distractions — and it turns out, many… Read More »
The beta version of WordPress 4.7 arrived last week. We have been following the development closely, and we are excited to report that final version is expected to be released around December 6th, 2016. In this article, we will highlight what’s coming in WordPress 4.7… Read More »
If you’re using WordPress, then you might have noticed a lot of email notifications every time WordPress automatically updates itself or your themes and plugins. Nobody likes getting a lot of pointless email alerts. 🙅 We run dozens of WordPress sites, so we can imagine… Read More »
One small detail that separates amateur WordPress sites from professional ones is how they display dates. Major platforms like Twitter and Medium use relative dates (like “5 minutes ago” or “2 weeks ago”) because they instantly tell readers how fresh the content is. Now you… Read More »
Running a successful website requires a lot of effort, and sitting in front of a computer all day can be difficult and time-consuming. Thankfully, with the right mobile apps, you can easily update content, moderate comments, track analytics, and ensure your site runs smoothly from… Read More »
Improving the user experience (UX) can increase engagement on your WordPress site. UX involves several details in your web design process, and fonts are one important factor. Choosing the right fonts can make your site readable, engaging, and visually appealing. And you can achieve all… Read More »
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