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By default, custom post types all look the same, which can be confusing. Unique icons can help you quickly identify different types of content. Plus, getting the right icons for your custom post types can make a huge difference in navigating your WordPress admin dashboard.… Read More »
You may not be aware that WordPress has an accessibility mode for inserting widgets. This lets you add widgets to your sidebar by clicking links instead. You can explore the widget interface with greater ease, using keyboard navigation and avoiding the need for drag-and-drop actions.… Read More »
Are you looking to fix the missing admin bar issue in WordPress? The admin bar is a floating bar that appears on every page of your website when you are logged in. It has helpful shortcuts that take you to different sections of the WordPress… Read More »
By default, WordPress automatically sends an email to WordPress admins when any other user resets their password using the lost password link. This feature can be helpful for monitoring account activity and potential security issues. But if you run a multi-author blog like ours, we’d… Read More »
If you run a business/agency or work as a freelancer, then you will need an easy way to send invoices to your clients. Generating these invoices right inside WordPress can help you save time and money and get paid faster. We offer our own WordPress… Read More »
The default “Add Title” text in WordPress doesn’t do much to inspire better headlines. It’s just a placeholder, making it easy to ignore and not very helpful if you want consistent, high-quality content. Customizing that text can give your writers a clearer idea of what… Read More »
Categories provide an easy way to sort your WordPress content. However, there is so much more that you can do with them to make your website user-friendly and boost its SEO. At WPBeginner, we understand the importance of organizing content effectively, especially through categories. Over… Read More »
If you post sponsored content, it’s important to follow regulations by clearly labeling those posts. One easy way to do this is by adding a ‘Sponsored Post’ prefix to your titles. While we don’t do sponsored posts on WPBeginner, we have a similar feature. We… Read More »
Ever watched visitors browse your site, only to leave without getting in touch? It’s frustrating, especially when you know they’re interested but can’t seem to connect. A simple, well-timed popup can make all the difference. 💡 When placed thoughtfully, it puts your contact form right… Read More »
If you’re running a WordPress multisite, there may come a point when one of your sites needs to operate independently. That can happen when a site grows, requires different plugins, or simply needs complete control outside the network. Separating a site from multisite can feel… Read More »
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