Showing comments on the homepage of your WordPress theme is actually easier than you think. If you want to boost your comment section, then displaying comments on the homepage is the way to go. It can inspire new visitors to join in on the action… Read More »
After all that work on a WordPress blog post, watching readers leave after one page is frustrating. One big reason? The plain text navigation links at the bottom of your posts barely get noticed. Adding thumbnail images to these navigation links can help you grab… Read More »
Have you been experimenting with plugins, testing out themes, or importing demo content, and now your WordPress site feels cluttered or broken? It’s frustrating, especially when all you really want is a clean slate. The good news? You don’t have to start from scratch. Resetting… Read More »
Dear WPBeginner Users, Syed Balkhi here. So as most of you can already see, we unveiled the new WPBeginner design earlier this morning. After tweeting about it and facebook sharing it, I thought we owe our users an explanation and offer more details. Yes, you… Read More »
By default, WordPress adds the ‘Private’ or ‘Protected’ prefix to post titles when you make them private or password protected. While they’re functional, in our experience, these default labels can sometimes be confusing or unprofessional. Imagine sharing a password-protected post with a client, only to… Read More »
Managing a WordPress site often means juggling multiple tasks, and keeping track of featured images can be a real challenge. We’ve been there—wondering which posts have eye-catching visuals and which ones don’t. It’s like trying to remember if you’ve added salt to a recipe. You… Read More »
There are times when searching a WordPress blog, you only get one item in the result. Depending on how organized your site is, this should be the item the user was looking for anyways. One of our users asked if there was a way to… Read More »
If you have been blogging for a few years, then the list of your published posts might be too long to fit in your WordPress sidebar. A cluttered sidebar might not make the best impression on readers, either. Compact archives are an excellent way to… Read More »
When your WordPress search mixes up content, like showing blog posts to customers searching for products, it creates a messy experience. We’ve seen this happen time and again on sites with both eCommerce stores and active blogs. The result? Confused users, missed conversions, and lower… Read More »
As always, we are back to give you the update on the new WordPress 3.3 release. Not too long ago we talked about what might be coming in WordPress 3.3 but now, after the feature freeze and the beta version, we can show you what… Read More »
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