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In our experience, if you add a lot of categories to your WordPress posts, things can start to look a little crowded. Multiple categories, especially parent and child categories, can clutter up your layouts and make it harder for readers to find what they’re looking… Read More »

We all know how important it is to organize content on a website. At WPBeginner, we understand that using categories and subcategories helps visitors explore your site and improves how it ranks in search results. A good category structure also helps visitors to find what… Read More »

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 »

Have you ever hit ‘publish’ on a blog post and wondered if it actually helped anyone? I remember feeling that way with my first WordPress blog. I was pouring hours into my content, but without any direct feedback, I had no idea if it was… Read More »

2010 was a great year for the WordPress community. We got tons of cool features in WordPress 3.0. We had awesome WordCamps all around the world. Through out this year, we wrote tons of cool tutorials, and we want to point out some of the… Read More »

WPBeginner has a huge audience, thanks to all your support, but our pockets are limited so we could not give a present to everyone on Christmas. But the nice people at Tassimo sent us a Christmas present and informed us that we can give one… Read More »

Normally as bloggers, you get Christmas presents like digital cameras, external hard drives, cool usb sticks, and other electronic gadgets. But no one really seems to think that as bloggers a lot of us run on Coffee as our fuel. Well, one of our friend Lara Kulpa (@larakulpa) from Tassimo decided to send me the BEST Christmas Present that we have ever received from a company.

Not too long ago, there was a security bug found in WordPress 3.0.1, so the awesome development team released a patch right away WordPress 3.0.2. Well, yesterday they announced yet another security update with the release of WordPress 3.0.3. This release fix issues in the XML-RPC remote publishing interface which under certain circumstances allowed Author- and Contributor-level users to improperly edit, publish or delete posts.

WordPress 3.0.2 is made available today, and it is a mandatory security update for all previous WordPress versions. This maintenance release fixes a moderate security issue where a malicious Author-level user could gain further access to the site.

Those of you who are familiar with American Thanksgiving Tradition, then you have probably heard of a crazy shopping day known as Black Friday. This concept is being adapted by numerous online products as well. We understand that additional WordPress themes, plugins, books, and other… Read More »