When we first switched to the WordPress block editor, even simple tasks like adding and aligning images felt different. After helping so many users through WPBeginner, we have noticed this is one of the most common hurdles people face when transitioning to Gutenberg. The good… Read More »
Did you know that WordPress comes with a built-in feature that allows you to undo changes and go back to a previous version of a post? This feature is called Post Revisions or simply Revisions. Even we make mistakes when writing blog posts. Sometimes, you… Read More »
Reviewing the mobile version of your WordPress site in a desktop preview is a simple but essential task. It lets you check how your site looks on smaller screens, helping you spot layout issues or design flaws you might miss otherwise. Over the years, we’ve… Read More »
Your domain name sets the stage for your website’s identity. A poor choice can lead to branding and SEO headaches later on. Choosing the perfect domain name from the beginning is crucial. But brainstorming catchy, available names can be tough. In this guide, we’ll explore… Read More »
After helping our partner brands build successful online stores, one thing became crystal clear: the products that sell best are the ones that solve real problems. In fact, before we launch any new plugin or tool, we carefully study what our users actually need, which… Read More »
When you’re a beginner managing multiple WordPress blogs, posting content at the right time can be a constant struggle. We run several blogs ourselves, so we know exactly how stressful this can be without the right setup. You may find yourself staying up late to… Read More »
Remember when Gutenberg first launched and everyone was confused about how to use it? We do because we were answering dozens of questions about it every day. Now, several years and WordPress updates later, we are still helping users understand how to make the most… Read More »
This article will help you through out writing your first post. We will mention features that often go unnoticed on add a new post page. This should be your reference guide for adding a new post and utilizing all the features.
When I first started using WordPress, I often confused featured images with cover images. As a result, some of my early blog posts didn’t quite hit the mark. Either they were missing key visuals, or the images were misplaced, leaving the design a bit off.… Read More »
First impressions matter. When you send an email, your address is one of the first things that people notice. Using a free Gmail or Yahoo account for business can make your brand look unpolished and less trustworthy. I’ve set up business emails for my own… Read More »