Menus are essential for helping visitors navigate your WordPress website and find more of your posts and pages. Fullscreen responsive menus can be particularly helpful when designing your website for mobile users. When your users click or tap a hamburger icon, a fullscreen overlay of… Read More »
In our article about why you do not see all the plugins your WordPress multisite network, we covered the topic of network activating plugins. This also brings the question of whether you should network activate all plugins on your WordPress multisite. On a multisite network,… Read More »
One of our users recently asked us why they can’t see some of their plugins on their WordPress multisite network. After they installed the plugins, they were unable to locate them on the plugins page in their multisite network. In this article, we will explain… Read More »
Password-protected posts are meant to stay hidden, but WordPress still shows their titles in blog lists, archives, and search results. When someone clicks one and suddenly runs into a password screen, it can be confusing. This doesn’t leave the best impression, especially if the content… Read More »
Are you creating a podcast in WordPress? Recently one of our readers asked if there was a way to automatically add numbers next to their WordPress post titles. This can be helpful to users who want to add series of posts or publish articles in… Read More »
Recently one of our readers asked us for a tutorial on how to add CSS Ghost buttons in their WordPress themes. Ghost buttons are the transparent call to action buttons which are very popular these days. In this article, we will show you how you… Read More »
Look at any successful business website, and you’ll likely see feature boxes with icons highlighting their key offerings. It’s a proven design pattern we’ve used countless times because it works. It helps visitors to quickly see what makes your business special without reading large blocks… Read More »
Nothing ruins a website faster than poor image choices. We’ve seen beautiful WordPress themes completely destroyed by low-resolution, irrelevant background images that make visitors question the site owner’s professionalism. Quality background images can be more than just decoration. They can set the mood, communicate your… Read More »
When looking at WordPress websites using regular image files for their icons, we can’t help but think they’re missing out on something better. That’s because icon fonts are the smarter choice. They are vector-based text rather than pixel-based images. This means they load much faster,… Read More »
2015 is about to come to an end and what a great year it was. We want to thank all of you for your continued support of WPBeginner over the past 6 years of our existence. As we look back at the year of 2015,… Read More »
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