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Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of most craziest shopping days in the entire United States. Followed after the American Thanksgiving, these shopping days bring crazy savings for consumers. Thankfully, these deals are not limited to physical businesses only. Following the trend, online businesses… Read More »

Do you want to learn how to fix the sidebar below content error in WordPress? This issue may occur when WordPress templates use a two-column layout for content and a sidebar. Due to a slight change in code, the sidebar starts appearing below the content… Read More »

Do you want to disable XML-RPC on your WordPress site? XML-RPC is a core WordPress API that allows users to connect to their WordPress website using third-party apps, tools, and services. Unfortunately, in the past hackers have found ways to exploit XML-RPC to gain access to… Read More »

WordPress 3.5 is less than a month away. This will be the second major release for 2012 (last one being WordPress 3.4 on June 13, 2012). Expected to be released on December 5th, 2012, WordPress 3.5 is already in the third beta release. This means… Read More »

Are you looking for ways to automate your WordPress website and social media accounts? Through automation, you will be able to automatically share your WordPress blog posts or updates on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and more. In this article, we will show you… Read More »

Are you looking for a way to keep track of your post ideas in WordPress? Anyone who has blogged for a while will tell you that sometimes best ideas occur when you are doing something totally irrelevant. You may forget those ideas by the time… Read More »

As many of you know, this past week Syed Balkhi attended WordCamp Raleigh 2012. During the event, one of his tweets sparked quite a debate. In this article, our founder Syed Balkhi will debate whether WordPress Custom Post Types belong in functions.php file or in… Read More »

Do you want to use GTmetrix to test your WordPress site’s speed? Many WordPress sites are slow due to factors such as slow web hosting, large image files, and poorly coded plugins. This can result in a poor user experience. In this article, we will… Read More »

Earlier this month, we wrote an article on our vision for a better and more engaging WordPress plugin directory. This weekend, we are at Tybee Island, GA for the first ever annual WordPress Community Summit organized by the WordPress foundation. Otto (@otto42) finally unveiled the… Read More »

One of the issues we started noticing on our site was a group of spammers were commenting using our registered user’s username and email. It’s fairly easy to find both specially if a person has exchanged emails with you. This allowed a random user to… Read More »