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Is your WordPress trash out of control? Well, if you feel that way, you’re not alone. By default, WordPress automatically deletes anything that has been in the trash for 30 days. While this feature is useful, allowing your trash to accumulate can take up valuable… Read More »
The WordPress admin bar is the handy toolbar that you see when you’re logged in to your site. But did you know it can do a whole lot more than just give you quick access to the backend? We get tons of questions from readers… Read More »
Whenever I set up a new WordPress site, changing the default wp_ database prefix is my first task. It is a quick security trick that many beginners miss, but it makes a massive difference in keeping your hard work safe. Hackers know that most WordPress… Read More »
Have you ever tried to upload a file to your WordPress site and hit a brick wall? It’s super frustrating when you can’t upload that image, plugin, or theme you need. Our readers often ask us for help with file upload issues because they can… Read More »
Have you ever find yourself entering the same text in all of your posts? Often people do that such as asking people to subscribe to their feeds, retweet the post, share it on facebook etc. You can always use a simple tag to add it right after the content, or you can add that text as the default content in your WordPress post editor.
Automatically creating custom fields when publishing WordPress posts is a powerful way to save time and reduce repetitive tasks, especially if you’re managing a large site or working on custom functionality. Instead of manually adding the same custom fields every time you publish a certain… Read More »
By default, the WordPress RSS feed only shows your recent blog posts. However, if you are using custom post types for other content, then you may want to include them in your main RSS feed as well. Custom post types allow you to expand your… Read More »
Beyond pages and posts, WordPress lets you make custom post types according to the unique needs of your content. For instance, you may want to create a custom post type for movie reviews, products, or testimonials. This can help you more effectively organize your site… Read More »
Custom post types allow you to manage and display different types of content separately, like portfolios, testimonials, or products. An archive page dedicated to these custom post types helps visitors find specific content easily, providing a structured experience on your site. However, it can be… Read More »
We’ve created many WordPress plugins over the years, helping both ourselves and thousands of users. Many of our readers have asked us how they can make their own plugins too. Making a WordPress plugin might seem hard at first, but it’s actually quite fun and… Read More »
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