The “Your Connection is Not Private” error can be frustrating for both website owners and visitors because it blocks access to your site and raises security concerns. This error is displayed when the browser is not able to determine the security of the website you… Read More »
Special characters can transform your WordPress content from ordinary to professional. At WPBeginner, we often use a special character (») in our blog posts to guide readers through specific pages or tabs, like directing them to the Plugins » Installed Plugins page. This symbol makes… Read More »
Another year is about to end and it is time to take a look back at 2019 to gain some perspective and reflect upon the progress. It was a particularly fantastic year for WPBeginner, WordPress community, and many of our new users who started new… Read More »
Building a forum on your WordPress site is a great way to bring people together and keep them engaged. It lets visitors share ideas, ask questions, and help one another, which can make your site more useful over time. It can also reduce the number… Read More »
Remember when building a portfolio website meant hiring an expensive developer or learning how to code? We do! Thankfully, those days are long gone. WordPress makes it incredibly easy to create beautiful portfolio websites – you just need the right plugin. That’s why we spent… Read More »
File upload in WordPress was frustrating. When I used to provide tech supports, my clients would describe their issues over email, but without seeing error logs or screenshots, I was often shooting in the dark. That’s when I discovered the power of Dropbox upload forms… Read More »
By default, most website analytics solutions tell you about your most popular posts and pages. Unfortunately, very few of them show any information about your archive pages, such as categories and tags. Category and tag pages can be an important source of traffic. They help… Read More »
Do you ever wonder if your content is actually reaching the right people? When we launched our first WordPress sites, that question was always on our minds. Discovering the exact search terms people used to find our articles was a major turning point. It gave… Read More »
Every time someone logs into your WordPress site, you have an opportunity to create a great first impression. Instead of dropping them into the default dashboard, you can send them exactly where they need to be—whether that’s their course portal, member area, or account page.… Read More »
We have all seen it happen. You upload a photo from your phone, only to find a generic name like IMG_5432.JPG in your WordPress media library. While it seems like a small detail, these unhelpful names hurt your image SEO. While search engines are getting… Read More »
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