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Do you want to create a custom RSS feed in WordPress? WordPress comes with a default RSS feed that shows your website content. However, if you have a specific type of content, then you may want to create a custom RSS feed for it. In… Read More »
Do you want to know how we increased our email subscribers at WPBeginner by 600%? Over the years, we’ve tried numerous techniques to get more email subscribers. After trying several WordPress lead-generation plugins, our founder, Syed Balkhi, partnered with Thomas Griffin and decided to create… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked us how they can move JavaScripts to the bottom in WordPress to increase their Google page speed score. We are glad they asked, because honestly we wanted to write about this. Previously, we have talked about how to properly… Read More »
WordPress makes it super easy for you to upload images and create image galleries. However, older versions of WordPress automatically linked the image to the media file. In this article, we will show you how to automatically remove default image links in WordPress. Note: WordPress… Read More »
Do you want to add photo filters like Instagram in WordPress? If you like to edit your photos using Instagram filters, then you may want to know how to create a similar effect for the images on your WordPress site. This can help your content… Read More »
Do you want to run A/B split tests on your WordPress site to improve conversions? Split testing helps you understand how small changes in content and design affect user behavior. You can create different versions of a landing page and see which one converts the… Read More »
Do you want to restrict some of your WordPress content to registered or paid users? Often, bloggers use subscriptions or one-time payment models to monetize content on their websites. This is easy to set up if you have the right WordPress plugin. In this article,… Read More »
A common technique used by hackers to gain unauthorized access to websites is called ‘Brute Force’. Using this technique, hackers use software designed to scan a website for vulnerabilities and gain access by exploiting any of them. We use Sucuri for security of our websites… Read More »
One way to help visitors find your most important posts is to place them at the top of the page where they can most easily be noticed. However, while WordPress’ sticky posts feature can do this with standard posts, it doesn’t work for any custom… Read More »
Are you looking for a way to allow users to subscribe to specific categories in WordPress? When you offer a separate RSS feed for each category, visitors can subscribe to the topics they are most interested in. This can get you more subscribers and more… Read More »