We’ve been running WPBeginner’s video portal for years now, offering free WordPress video tutorials to millions of users. What started as a simple way to help beginners learn WordPress has grown into a full-fledged academy with dozens of courses. We cover everything from setting up… Read More »
When you’re a beginner managing multiple WordPress blogs, posting content at the right time can be a constant struggle. We run several blogs ourselves, so we know exactly how stressful this can be without the right setup. You may find yourself staying up late to… Read More »
Are you looking for the best WordPress forum plugins? Forums and discussion boards are a great way to boost user engagement and build a community around your site. In this article, we will share some of the best WordPress forum plugins you can use to… Read More »
Remember when Gutenberg first launched and everyone was confused about how to use it? We do because we were answering dozens of questions about it every day. Now, several years and WordPress updates later, we are still helping users understand how to make the most… Read More »
Have you ever tried creating a distraction-free form landing page in WordPress? If so, then you likely realized that it is not easy. The biggest challenge with WordPress forms until now has been that all form layouts are controlled by WordPress themes, and sadly most… Read More »
This article will help you through out writing your first post. We will mention features that often go unnoticed on add a new post page. This should be your reference guide for adding a new post and utilizing all the features.
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Did you know that nearly 30% of customers decide whether to open an email based on the sender’s address alone? A professional email address is one of the first things people notice. When I first switched from using a free Gmail account for business to… Read More »
Many WordPress users prefer to work on their websites using a local server on their computer. This allows you to work on your website privately before making changes available online. Eventually, you’ll need to move it to a live server to make it accessible to… Read More »
Ever notice how you end up recreating the same Gutenberg block layouts over and over? You know the ones – that perfect call-to-action section, your go-to testimonial layout, or that product showcase that actually converts visitors. When you’re managing multiple WordPress sites, this becomes even… Read More »
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