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Putting banner ads on your site is one of the best ways to make money from your blog. Many bloggers use ad management software like AdRotate to maximize their earnings without ruining the user experience. We’ve thoroughly tested it on a real website to see… Read More »
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Don’t you wish sometimes that there was any easier way to find that post you want to edit in your admin panel? Well there is. With the Post Admin Shortcuts Plugin, also known as the Post Pin Cushion, you can “pin” any post, page, or… Read More »
WordPress is a great platform for fundraising and collecting donations. Recently while talking to a non-profit group, we showcased the ability to collect donations in WordPress with a plugin called Donation Can that fits for all sort of fundraising. You can create a cause you… Read More »
Seeing visitors click a link and vanish from your website can be incredibly frustrating. We dealt with this issue early on at WPBeginner before we changed how we handle outbound links. To fix this, we made it a strict rule to open all external links… Read More »
Recently an article Ryan Imel posted on WPCandy about the over-emphasis on importance of active plugin counts inspired some debate. The argument is essentially that reducing the number of plugins running on your WordPress site is not a valid way to ensure better performance. Yes,… Read More »
One of the trends we’ve seen in the online publishing industry is compiling funny tweets in one article. Many websites also now display tweets on their pages, which is great for adding social proof, increasing engagement, and providing real-time content. We’ve handled this type of… Read More »
In the past we have shown you how you can expire posts or partial post content in WordPress. But what if you do not want to expire the older content? Maybe you want to keep it for the sake of SEO, pageviews, revenue etc? In… Read More »
Few days ago while working on a client’s site, we were asked to code a function that restrict uploads to specified file types only (jpg, gif, png). After looking around the repository and finding nothing that can do this, we decided to create a plugin… Read More »
Everybody knows that internal linking is good for SEO. It is also good for user experience because it helps the user relate to what is being talked about in a specific article. Ever since WordPress 3.1 introduced internal linking, like many others we have found… Read More »
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