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Changing your WordPress password regularly is a smart security practice, but it shouldn’t be complicated. While testing WordPress’s user management features, we’ve identified the most straightforward methods that even complete beginners can handle with confidence. We have spent time testing various password change scenarios in… Read More »

At WPBeginner, we create lots of tutorials that require you to insert code into the <header> or <footer> sections of your WordPress site. For many users, this can feel intimidating, especially since WordPress doesn’t have a built-in way to insert code in these areas. However,… Read More »

There are lots of metrics you can track on your website, but a key metric that many website owners don’t pay attention to is scroll depth. Scroll depth tracking allows you to see how far a user scrolls on any page. This data helps you… Read More »

Are you looking to add a Stripe donate button to your WordPress site? At WPBeginner, we’ve helped countless users integrate secure and efficient payment solutions into their websites. Stripe stands out as one of the top online payment processors globally, making it incredibly easy to… Read More »

If you are getting tired of dealing with comment spam on your WordPress blog then you are not alone. Spam comments are a huge problem for any website once you start getting steady traffic. Even at WPBeginner, we get spam comments on a regular basis.… Read More »

Seeing a message like ‘Fatal error: Maximum execution time exceeded’ can definitely make your heart skip a beat. It sounds serious and often locks you out of your WordPress admin area, which is incredibly frustrating. We’ve been there. When managing our own WordPress websites, we’ve… Read More »

Have you ever opened the WordPress Theme Customizer, looked at all those options, and felt completely overwhelmed? There are dozens of settings for colors, fonts, and layouts, which can feel like too much when you’re just trying to make your site look good. You tweak… Read More »

Spam WordPress comments are the worst. They’re like uninvited guests scribbling nonsense all over your carefully built website. In fact, spam comments are one of the most common complaints we hear from WordPress website owners. But you don’t have to disable comments altogether just to… Read More »

Having blogged with WordPress for years, we sometimes wish there was an ability to let our readers edit their comments after posting them. It can be frustrating when you spot a typo or want to add more context, but can’t make any changes. Thankfully, we’ve… Read More »

Adding live chat to WordPress is a simple way to make your website feel more helpful and welcoming. A small chat box lets visitors reach out in real time—almost like sending a quick text—so they can get answers without waiting for an email. This kind… Read More »