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Here at WPBeginner, we’ve had our share of moments needing to keep a page private, from bonus content for our email list to new designs that aren’t quite ready for public viewing. It’s a common task when managing a busy website. We know it can… Read More »
Over the years, we’ve seen countless WordPress site owners get excited about Google AMP, thinking it’s the secret to lightning-fast mobile pages and better search rankings. While the technology certainly has its merits, we’ve learned that rushing into AMP without understanding its implications can actually… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked if it was possible to add a link to custom post type archive pages in WordPress navigation menus. An archive page in WordPress displays a list of all posts under a specific post type, category, or tag. In this… Read More »
Sending emails from your WordPress site can be tricky for several reasons. The main one is that web hosting providers have a tendency to poorly configure their mail settings. This can block WordPress from delivering important emails. Luckily, there’s a solution. SendGrid is a reliable… Read More »
Allowing users to submit posts to your WordPress site is a great way to encourage community engagement and expand your content without having to do all the work yourself. What’s more, whether you are running a blog, a news site, or a forum, user-generated content… Read More »
Most WordPress beginners see a welcome panel when they log into their dashboard. It’s designed to provide shortcuts and helpful tips, but after a while, it may start to feel unnecessary. We prefer a cleaner dashboard with fewer distractions — and it turns out, many… Read More »
If you’re using WordPress, then you might have noticed a lot of email notifications every time WordPress automatically updates itself or your themes and plugins. Nobody likes getting a lot of pointless email alerts. 🙅 We run dozens of WordPress sites, so we can imagine… Read More »
Often, our readers ask us how they can add custom admin notices in WordPress. WordPress core, themes, and plugins display admin notices like errors or warnings to users in the dashboard. If you are a WordPress site administrator, then you can also create custom notices… Read More »
Getting your website visitors to notice important messages can be tricky. You want to share valuable offers, but finding the right balance between visibility and user experience isn’t always easy. Too subtle, and people miss it. Too aggressive, and it feels intrusive. Floating footer bars… Read More »
Getting locked out of a WordPress site on localhost is frustrating, especially when you’re in the middle of a project. We’ve run into it ourselves when switching between test sites, forgetting a complex password, or realizing the browser never saved our login. The good news… Read More »
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