If you want to change the default sender name and email address for outgoing WordPress emails, you’ve come to the right place. By default, WordPress uses ‘WordPress’ as the sender name for all outgoing WordPress notification emails. However, in our expert opinion, this doesn’t look… Read More »
Imagine walking into a bakery and seeing a big sign that says, ‘Over 1,000 cookies baked fresh today!’ You’d want to buy one, wouldn’t you? Showing stats on your WordPress site, like how many posts, comments, and users you have, can have the same effect… Read More »
If you’re running a membership site or online community, then you’ve probably noticed that WordPress’s default registration form only collects a username and email address. That means you’re missing crucial information from your members right from the start. Custom registration forms solve this problem. You… Read More »
Do you want to easily jump to specific posts and pages for quick editing in WordPress admin area? Normally if you have a lot of content that you need to frequently update, then it becomes quite time consuming to locate that content in the WordPress… Read More »
Ever wished you could create your own formatting buttons in WordPress, like a special note style or branded quote format? That’s exactly what custom styles do. I’ve spent considerable time testing different approaches to custom styles in WordPress, from simple CSS additions to more advanced… Read More »
Adding animated GIFs is a fun way to show personality in your blog posts. At WPBeginner, we often use them to make our tutorials more relatable. However, uploading large GIF files can slow down your website significantly. A slow site hurts your user experience and… Read More »
Email marketing can be a game-changer for your WordPress site, but it’s easy to stumble into mistakes that hurt your results. Small errors can add up quickly, making it harder to connect with your audience and grow your business. Things like sending too many emails,… Read More »
Running successful WordPress forms and signups means keeping out fake users. We’ve seen firsthand how disposable email addresses can lead to spam registrations, fake orders, and compromised data quality. While temporary emails have legitimate uses, they’re often misused by people trying to exploit website services.… Read More »
One of the things I’ve always appreciated about WordPress is how much you can do with it, even if you’re not a developer. But every now and then, something stops working the way you expect. Maybe a plugin update changes something, or a setting quietly… Read More »
Showing the total number of registered users on your WordPress site is a super easy way to boost social proof and credibility. When potential users see a growing community, they’re more likely to join in. Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t offer a beginner-friendly way to show this… Read More »
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