Widgets are powerful tools that provide additional functionality to your WordPress website. You can add them to your sidebars and other widget-ready areas without having to write any code. At WPBeginner, we use widgets to customize and extend the capabilities of our sites to make… Read More »
A few of our readers have asked us how often the WordPress trash should be emptied. By default, WordPress automatically deletes anything that has been in the trash for 30 days. However, some users might prefer to empty the trash more or less often or… Read More »
Ever lost hours of work due to a website crash? We hope not! In our experience, regularly creating backups can save you from those heart-stopping moments of unexpected data loss. Backing up your website is one of the most critical steps for securing your data,… Read More »
Do you want to find who reads and subscribes to your WordPress blog? Part of building a blog is to understand is how your users read and interact with your content. In this article, we will show you how to find who reads and subscribes… Read More »
Having an up-to-date WordPress backup protects you against unexpected server failures and hacks. As your website grows and your backup file size increases, you may wonder which WordPress files you need to keep backed up. However, you don’t have to back up every file if… Read More »
Knowing your WordPress version is very important for maintaining a secure website. You may need this information to see if your site has been properly updated or if you run into compatibility issues with a plugin or third-party tools. We’ve seen lots of users struggle… Read More »
I still remember hand-coding my first business sites with static HTML. Every small update meant firing up an FTP client, hunting for the right file, and carefully tweaking the code, hoping I didn’t break the entire layout with one wrong keystroke. Choosing your website platform… Read More »
You know that feeling of stepping into a messy room and realizing it’s time for a little cleanup? Websites can be like that too. As your WordPress site grows, plugins that once felt essential might now be collecting dust. Unused plugins don’t just sit quietly.… Read More »
Recently, one of our users asked us how they can upload large images in WordPress. While this used to be a common issue years ago, most modern WordPress hosting providers now offer generous upload limits (often 64MB to 512MB) that accommodate most image sizes. In… Read More »
“Who actually owns WordPress?” This is one of the most frequent questions I hear from new website owners. It is a smart question to ask. You want to know if the software could vanish overnight or if you will suddenly face hidden fees. I have… Read More »
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