When you first set up your site, WordPress lists your categories alphabetically. But is that really the best way to showcase your content? We’ve found that customizing the category order can make a big difference. It lets you highlight your most popular topics, guide visitors… Read More »
In WordPress, your posts can be organized into different categories and tags. You can even create subcategories for further organization. Using categories and subcategories can help your readers find the content they’re most interested in and improve your website’s SEO rankings. Over the past 16… Read More »
I still remember the frustration of sharing a new blog post on Twitter, only to see a broken image placeholder instead of our carefully designed graphic. It’s a small glitch that can make your brand look unprofessional and cost you valuable clicks. This happens when… Read More »
Have you ever wanted to find out which WordPress theme a site is using? Readers often ask us to help them find the name of a theme they’ve seen on someone else’s website. This allows them to use exactly the same design and layout on… Read More »
Some readers have asked us how to disable the WordPress admin bar. While it’s a small tweak, some users prefer to do this for various reasons, such as maintaining a cleaner user interface or enhancing the user experience for non-admin users. By default, you can… Read More »
Are you tired of the limitations of Google Forms? While it’s a popular choice, it often falls short when it comes to creating professional, high-converting forms. That’s why many users begin looking for a Google Forms alternative. We run multiple high-traffic websites, and we use… Read More »
WordPress comes with a built-in user management system. This lets you add users with different roles and permission levels. In our 16+ years of experience managing a successful WordPress blog, we’ve added multiple new users and authors. The process has now become very simple, and… Read More »
When we first started WPBeginner, one of the most useful features on our site was the blogroll – a curated list of resources that helped our readers discover other valuable WordPress content. Today, we still use blogrolls across our sites to share partner links and… Read More »
Readers often ask us what tools we use to manage and grow our WordPress blogs. They want to know the secrets behind our success so that they can replicate it on their own blogs. While we have listed some of them in our WPBeginner Blueprint,… Read More »
Offering multiple contact methods encourages visitors to get in touch with your business. However, keeping customers waiting on hold can quickly lead to frustration and lost sales. A ‘request a callback’ form solves this by letting visitors choose the best time for you to contact… Read More »
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