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For years, people have asked us about the secret to building an engaged online community with WordPress. The answer always starts with the same foundation: proper user registration. It’s something we learned early on while growing WPBeginner into the largest WordPress resource site today. Along… Read More »

Have you ever imagined visiting a website and finding that you just couldn’t read the text, use the menus, or understand anything at all? It’s hard to believe, but this is the reality for many people with disabilities every single day. When people build websites,… Read More »

Are you looking to fix the missing admin bar issue in WordPress? The admin bar is a floating bar that appears on every page of your website when you are logged in. It has helpful shortcuts that take you to different sections of the WordPress… Read More »

It’s time for Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals again. Many of our favorite WordPress products and services are offering amazing discounts this year. To help you find those deals, we have hand-picked some of the best WordPress Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals for… Read More »

We’ve learned that the best websites are the ones that adapt to their users, not the other way around. One of the most effective ways to do this is by adding a font resizer that lets visitors adjust text size to their comfort level. Font… Read More »

Adding a map to your WordPress site is important when you’re running a business with a physical location or creating content about specific places. It may seem complicated at first, but we’ve found some helpful tools that make the process much easier. In this article,… Read More »

Nearly two months ago WordPress 4.0 was released. It came with tons of new improvements like an enhanced post editor, improved internationalization support, embed previews, etc. WordPress 4.1 is expected to be released in the second week of December, 2014. It is coming with lots… Read More »

WordPress login and user registration pages are often prime targets for hackers, spammers, and brute-force attacks. One of the best ways to prevent these threats is by adding CAPTCHA, which blocks spambots and helps secure your site from unauthorized access. At WPBeginner and our partner… Read More »

By default, WordPress automatically sends an email to WordPress admins when any other user resets their password using the lost password link. This feature can be helpful for monitoring account activity and potential security issues. But if you run a multi-author blog like ours, we’d… Read More »

WordPress has a few default date and time formats that you can choose from. If you are not happy with these options, then you can also create a custom format for your website. Whether you are running a blog, a business site, or an online… Read More »