When we launched WPBeginner, we quickly saw how valuable the sidebar could be for connecting with our visitors. We started using images in our sidebar to make it more visually engaging, and the results were impressive. Images helped us promote our free courses, highlight coupon… Read More »
Interactive elements like quizzes can be powerful tools to engage website visitors and build connections. Our team at WPBeginner has carefully studied the strategies employed by popular websites like BuzzFeed that use quizzes to increase content virality and user engagement. After that, we tested and… Read More »
Custom fields let you add extra details to your WordPress posts and pages. They open up new possibilities, allowing you to store and display additional information without needing complex plugins. Many WordPress users, especially those exploring customizations, wonder why they can’t find the ‘Custom Fields’… Read More »
One of the challenges we’ve faced while running a multi-author WordPress blog is managing post-publication edits. By default, contributors and guest bloggers can’t edit their published posts. This can cause problems if contributors need to quickly fix a typo, correct wrong information, or update a… Read More »
Reviews and ratings can help you gain the trust of potential customers and encourage them to buy from your website. If you have a Facebook page, then you may already have lots of reviews that you can easily embed in your WordPress website. This is… Read More »
When I first started building WordPress websites, I learned PHP and became comfortable editing themes. At the same time, I also installed plugins to add new features quickly. Over time, I discovered that both approaches have their advantages and drawbacks. Plugins provide a fast, no-code… Read More »
Are you seeing the ‘failed to open stream’ error on your WordPress site? Don’t panic. We sometimes encounter this error quite when testing new plugins and themes, and we’ve developed several reliable ways to fix it quickly. While this error message might look technical and… Read More »
WordPress offers categories and tags as default taxonomies for organizing content. However, for specific content types or complex organizational needs, custom taxonomies provide greater flexibility. At WPBeginner, we use custom taxonomies on our website to organize content into groups, such as tutorials, guides, showcases, and… Read More »
WordPress comes with basic post statuses like “Draft” and “Published.” But if you’re managing multiple writers, or just keeping track of your own posts, those defaults may not give you enough visibility into where each article stands. As a team that has managed hundreds of… Read More »
Working with our partner brands has given us clear insights into what actually turns visitors into paying customers. We’ve also tested a wide range of strategies across different WooCommerce setups, and the lessons we’ve learned have had a real impact on conversion rates. One thing… Read More »
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