When you look at the browser tab of your new blog, you might notice a tiny favicon showing the WordPress logo next to your site’s name. Since this is the default setting for new WordPress websites, it’s a common sight, but it’s also a missed… Read More »
Website speed can make or break your online success. We’ve seen how even a few seconds of delay can send visitors running to your competitors. That’s exactly why we use performance plugins like Cloudflare and WP Rocket to improve WPBeginner’s speed. While premium caching solutions… Read More »
Losing a chunk of your search traffic can be a scary experience. A reader recently saw their traffic dip by 30%, and we quickly found the problem was something they hadn’t even noticed. Dozens of broken links were scattered across their content. These ‘dead links’… Read More »
Creating unique templates for category pages in WordPress is a great way to organize content and improve the user experience. This is especially helpful if you have various post categories like we do at WPBeginner. Custom category templates let you tailor how content is displayed… Read More »
There are times when you want to display widgets on other locations than your default sidebar. With such high demand for this hack, we will be sharing how you can create multiple dynamic sidebars that are widget ready for your WordPress blog.
If you are working on a website with lots of content in custom taxonomies and post types, then you would want to make it easy for your users to find it. One way to do this is by allowing your users to narrow down their… Read More »
Can you imagine your audience effortlessly downloading resources, connecting with you on social media, or finding your store location just by scanning a code with their smartphone? That’s the power of QR codes! QR codes are everywhere these days, and their usage is skyrocketing! Almost… Read More »
A common technique used by hackers to gain unauthorized access to websites is called ‘Brute Force’. Using this technique, hackers use software designed to scan a website for vulnerabilities and gain access by exploiting any of them. We use Sucuri for security of our websites… Read More »
Good news, WordPress 3.6 have finally landed. It is named Oscar after the jazz pianist Oscar Peterson. At WPBeginner we monitored the development very closely and published an article about the features coming in WordPress 3.6. A lot has changed since then, some of the… Read More »
Have you ever landed on a website and been impressed by a beautiful, sliding gallery on the homepage? It’s a great way to feature your best content, but making it look good on every device can be a real headache. We know how frustrating it… Read More »
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