At WPBeginner, growing our email list has always been a top priority. Over the years, we’ve tried numerous techniques to boost our email subscribers, but not all delivered the results we hoped for. Some methods worked, while others didn’t quite meet expectations. After testing multiple… Read More »
Earlier this year, we celebrated WPBeginner’s 4th birthday by doing a massive giveaway and raising the funds to build a school in Guatemala. That campaign was successful, and we raised a total of $25,150. Last week, I got a notification from my contact at Pencils… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked us how they can move JavaScripts to the bottom in WordPress to increase their Google page speed score. We are glad they asked, because honestly we wanted to write about this. Previously, we have talked about how to properly… Read More »
When we’re developing new plugins, creating tutorials, or testing code snippets, we often need to set up demo sites quickly. But let’s face it: building an entire website’s worth of content from scratch is time-consuming. You might be facing this same problem, too. There are… Read More »
It was just two months ago when WordPress 3.6 was released, and we already have WordPress 3.7 almost ready to go. It is scheduled to be released on October 14th, 2013. There are some important changes coming your way. WordPress 3.7 will be mainly focused… Read More »
Managing multiple WordPress sites can quickly become overwhelming without the right tools. InfiniteWP offers a powerful solution that allows you to manage multiple WordPress sites from a single dashboard. With this tool, you can perform regular plugin or theme updates, create backups, write posts, and… Read More »
Creating multi-column layouts used to require HTML knowledge or a developer’s help, but not anymore. ✨ Through our testing of WordPress’s content editing features, we’ve found a user-friendly way to split your content into columns without touching any code. These layouts can make your posts… Read More »
At WPBeginner, we have seen firsthand how keeping track of what people do on your website can keep your site safe and running well. Monitoring your website lets you see what your team is doing so everyone works better together and you can find and… Read More »
It’s a common annoyance for website visitors: they click on an image and are sent to a new page showing only the image file. This small hiccup can disrupt the user experience and even cause them to leave your site for good. At WPBeginner, we… Read More »
Did you know that your WordPress site may be setting cookies on your visitors’ browsers? Different regulations, like the European Union’s GDPR, require websites to get user consent before setting any cookies on computers. The good news is that in WordPress, you can easily set… Read More »
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