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Recently, one of our users asked us how to enable oEmbed in WordPress text widgets. oEmbed is a protocol that allows your blog to ask an oEmbed enabled website to provide HTML needed to embed dynamic content. In simple words, it allows you to just… Read More »
After running WPBeginner for over a decade, we’ve learned that building a strong community is key to successful blogging. We owe our success to our loyal readers, and we’re always looking for new ways to connect with them. One great way to build community is… Read More »
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Gravatar is a web service that connects a user’s email address to an online avatar. WordPress automatically shows visitors’ Gravatars in the comment section, but you may want to add them to other areas of your website, too. This can help create a more visually… Read More »
When it comes to making updates or significant changes to your WordPress site, doing so directly can be risky. This is where a staging site comes in. It is a perfect clone of your live website where you can safely test changes, troubleshoot issues, and… Read More »
Making the jump from WordPress.com to WordPress.org might seem scary, but it’s one of the best decisions you can make for your blog’s future. We’ve built all our websites on WordPress.org and guided countless clients through this important move. Every one of them has told… Read More »
Managing media files in WordPress can feel overwhelming as your site expands. A messy media library can slow down your site and make simple updates time-consuming. We’ve helped many WordPress users clean up their websites, and we know that changing your media upload location is… Read More »
Just a few days ago, one of our users reported an unusual problem. The problem was that he was reaching the custom menu items limit. Anything he saves after he reached the menu item limit would not save at all. We had never heard of… Read More »
Manually posting on social media can take up a lot of time and energy. That’s why we have been using social media automation tools across our business websites for a long time. Social media automation can save you a lot of time by handling repetitive… Read More »
Do you want to embed Instagram feeds in WordPress? Showing Instagram photos and videos on your website helps keep your content fresh, increases user engagement, and builds trust. It’s also a great way to promote your Instagram account and get more followers. In this article,… Read More »
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