Limit Login Attempts is a handy plugin that helps protect your WordPress website by blocking repeated failed logins. It’s one of the simplest ways to keep hackers out. 🔒 But what if you type in your own password wrong too many times? Instead of hackers,… Read More »
If you have an issue with a free plugin, then you can easily switch to a different one. However, if it is a paid or custom plugin, then you may want to get it fixed. We have often been asked by users if they should… Read More »
WordPress automatically adds a shake animation to the login form whenever someone enters the wrong credentials. While this feature was designed to be helpful, many site owners find it creates a jarring experience and prefer something more subtle and professional instead. If you’re looking to… Read More »
Custom post types and taxonomies can extend WordPress beyond its standard features. If you use them the right way, they can help organize your site more effectively. That said, they might not always be necessary, and you may be wondering if you should use them.… Read More »
Making money from ads isn’t just about having more ads; it’s about placing them smarter. We see many WordPress site owners stick to old habits: placing ads in sidebars, headers, or footers, without realizing that readers often tune those out. Others take it a bit… Read More »
Do you want to offer ebooks, spreadsheets, videos, and other free content but require visitors to tweet before they can download the file? If you offer file downloads on your WordPress site, then you too can add the pay with tweet feature to your site.… Read More »
Subtitles are that small text that appears right after your main headline. After blogging for years, we’ve found this to be a helpful element for encouraging users to dive deeper into our content. A well-crafted subtitle can provide that extra context or intrigue that turns… Read More »
Ever notice how some websites have perfectly spaced content that’s easy to scan, while others feel cramped and hard to read? The secret often comes down to something simple: proper line breaks and spacing. If you’ve ever added line breaks in your WordPress editor only… Read More »
Setting up a WordPress multisite network allows you to manage multiple websites from a single WordPress installation. This feature is especially useful for blogs, schools, and businesses that need to operate separate sites while maintaining a centralized dashboard. We have used a multisite network for… Read More »
Sometimes, comments may disappear from your custom post types after switching to Disqus. We used Disqus ourselves in the past so we’re very familiar with the tool’s quirks, and we’ve found that this can happen if your comments are not migrated properly. Thankfully, there’s a… Read More »
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