I built my first WordPress website almost 20 years ago, and I still remember assuming it would be free. After all, WordPress itself doesn’t cost anything, so why would running a site? I quickly found out the hard way that hosting fees, premium themes, and… Read More »
Creating beautiful content in WordPress doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. The block editor (also known as Gutenberg) was specifically designed to make building pages and posts as simple as dragging and dropping blocks into place, no technical skills required. Think of it like building with… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked us if there are any countdown timer plugins they can use for their WordPress website. Countdown timers are a great way to build anticipation and excitement, along with creating a FOMO effect on your website. There are many different… Read More »
Every great project begins with a name. For your website, that special name is called a domain. This guide is all about what a domain name is and how this simple piece of text connects you to people all over the globe. It’s more than just a… Read More »
As a team that publishes dozens of WordPress articles every month, we know firsthand how easy it is to miss spelling mistakes and grammar errors. Even after reading through a post multiple times, those sneaky typos can somehow make it through to the published version.… Read More »
Taking our WordPress sites to a global audience was a huge milestone for us. We also learned firsthand that picking the right translation plugin can be a frustrating process of trial and error. Many plugins we tested were clunky, slowed down our site, or produced… Read More »
When we first switched to the WordPress block editor, even simple tasks like adding and aligning images felt different. After helping so many users through WPBeginner, we have noticed this is one of the most common hurdles people face when transitioning to Gutenberg. The good… Read More »
Have you ever wished for a “time machine” for your WordPress site? A way to undo changes after you’ve already hit the update button? We’ve certainly been in that situation while managing our own blog. That’s why we rely on one of WordPress’s most powerful… Read More »
Reviewing the mobile version of your WordPress site in a desktop preview is a simple but essential task. It lets you check how your site looks on smaller screens, helping you spot layout issues or design flaws you might miss otherwise. Over the years, we’ve… Read More »
A welcome mat is a full-screen, dynamic overlay that can help you get more newsletter subscribers, eBook downloads, product sales, and more. At WPBeginner and other brands, we consistently use welcome mats to build our email list and promote different products. This is a great… Read More »
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