One of our readers asked us how to find and insert Creative Commons-licensed images in WordPress. At WPBeginner, we’ve helped countless users find the right images for their projects without worrying about copyright issues. Ensuring you have permission to use images in your blog posts… Read More »
A horizontal scroll bar appears when an element on that page is too wide to be displayed and overflows beyond the screen. Most WordPress themes don’t use horizontal scrolling because it can break your site layout and confuse users. It’s frustrating for you as a… Read More »
When it comes to raising money, many people spend a lot of time planning, pitching to investors, and facing potential rejections. Meanwhile, others turn to crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter or Indiegogo to ease the process. But there are easier ways to do it, and you… Read More »
Do you want to create a contact info widget in WordPress? Adding a contact info widget will let you display your email address, phone number, address, and social media profiles. This will make it super easy for visitors to reach out to you. In this… Read More »
Keeping up with WordPress admin notifications can feel like trying to read sticky notes scattered all over your desk. Some alerts show up at the top of the dashboard, others hide in plugin settings, and a few just vanish before you even notice them. We’ve… Read More »
Do you share private PDF files or member-only guides on your WordPress website? Finding them listed in Google search results is a major security concern. At WPBeginner, we often use PDFs for lead magnets and premium content, so we know firsthand how important it is… Read More »
Are you looking for a knowledge base plugin for WordPress? There are hundreds of such plugins available on the Internet. To help you make your choice, we have tested the most popular knowledge base plugins and examined factors such as ease of use, customization, pricing,… Read More »
The ERR_CONNECTION_RESET error is something we’ve seen many times. Recently, it hit one of our business sites during an important marketing campaign. Instead of doing something drastic, we followed our usual troubleshooting steps. It does look scary, but it’s often caused by small issues that… Read More »
When WordPress first added a default XML sitemap, our team thought it was a helpful update. But we quickly noticed it caused major SEO headaches for website owners using other plugins. Having two different sitemaps sends confusing signals to search engines. This duplicate setup can… Read More »
Dealing with a slow website is incredibly frustrating. After helping thousands of WPBeginner readers speed up their sites, we’ve found that one problem appears more than any other: large, unoptimized images. Many website owners worry that shrinking their images will make them look blurry and… Read More »
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