Seeing the ‘This site ahead contains harmful programs’ warning can be alarming and damaging to your site’s reputation. It signals that your WordPress site may have been affected by malware or malicious code and that it can be a risk to visitors. That’s why addressing this… Read More »
Your name is an important part of your online presence, especially if you run a personal blog, manage an author profile, or handle a professional website. Displaying your full name accurately in WordPress adds a personal touch, boosts credibility, and ensures consistency across your site.… Read More »
I still remember trying to land my first freelance gigs by sending clients a messy list of links. It felt unprofessional, and I was sure it cost me some great projects. Maybe you’re in the same boat, worried that building a polished online portfolio is… Read More »
Managing comments can be a full-time job. We handle hundreds of comments daily in WPBeginner and our other blogs, and we know you’re facing similar challenges. Spam flooding your posts, security concerns, and keeping discussions on track – these issues can quickly overwhelm any WordPress… Read More »
I’ve noticed that a lot of WordPress users forget about email sharing when adding social sharing buttons to their posts. But this simple feature can actually go a long way. Sometimes, sharing an article on Facebook or X (Twitter) isn’t the right fit. Your readers… Read More »
Images are an important part of a content rich website. Using proper titles and alternate text for images can make them SEO friendly. However if you upload a lot of images, then there is a good chance that you may sometimes forget to add proper… Read More »
If you’ve shopped on the internet, then you’re probably familiar with website security seals such as Norton and McAfee. These badges show users that you have taken all the necessary precautions to make your website safe and secure. This social proof helps increase user’s trust… Read More »
We’ve worked on blogs with hundreds of internal links, and one thing that used to drive us crazy was the flood of self-pingbacks in the comments section. Every time we linked to our own content, WordPress would treat it like a new comment. It clutters… Read More »
You likely installed Contact Form 7 on your WordPress site because it is free and widely supported. However, you may have noticed that the default forms look quite plain on your live site. That basic gray styling can clash with the rest of your site… Read More »
Long-form content is fantastic for SEO and providing value to your readers, but there’s one small problem: people like to know what they’re getting into. When someone lands on a 3,000-word tutorial, they want to understand their commitment upfront. Progress bars solve this beautifully by… Read More »
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