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Many WordPress SEO guides say simple permalinks are best. But after working with lots of websites, we’ve found that’s not always true. Sometimes, especially for big sites, it’s better to have URLs that show where you are, like ‘yourstore.com/electronics/smartphones/iphone.’ This clear structure can make your… Read More »
That generic ‘mystery person’ avatar in your WordPress comments section isn’t doing your site any favors. Having built hundreds of WordPress sites, we know how a personalized comment section can make your site more engaging and professional. Whether you want to use your brand logo,… Read More »
Running into pluggable.php file errors in WordPress can be confusing and frustrating, especially if you are not sure what is causing them. These errors usually happen due to conflicts with your themes, plugins, or custom code snippets. At WPBeginner, we have encountered countless errors, so… Read More »
Managing a WordPress site with lots of documents often leads to unexpected display issues. Recently, I helped a user whose specialized PDF plugin was fighting with the default thumbnail generator. It made their media library look cluttered and broke their front-end gallery layout. Fortunately, we… Read More »
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 »
Everyone wants a faster website to rank higher in search results. However, Google AMP isn’t always the magic bullet that people think it is. We have tested countless performance strategies at WPBeginner. In our experience, rushing into AMP without a plan can actually break your… 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 »
Are you struggling to keep your blog updated with fresh content while managing everything else on your site? Allowing users to submit posts is a fantastic way to grow your content library and build an active community without writing every single word yourself. At WPBeginner,… 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 »
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