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If you manage a growing blog, you’ve probably had those moments where you’re scrolling endlessly through comments, wondering, “Did I already answer this one?” The challenge is simple: WordPress doesn’t offer a built-in way to filter comments you haven’t replied to, so you end up… Read More »

You can upload many common file types in WordPress, including images, videos, audio files, and office files. However, some website owners need to upload files that are unsupported. For example, over the years, many of our readers have asked us how they can upload SVG… Read More »

Over the years, we have helped thousands of readers customize their WordPress sites to improve both user experience and visual appeal. From our hands-on experience with web design, we’ve learned that adding image icons to WordPress navigation menus can drastically improve your site’s usability. That’s… Read More »

WordPress 4.1 was released today with many new features and improvements. This release will be the last WordPress release for the 2014, and it comes with a shiny new default theme for 2015. In this article, we will show you what’s new in WordPress 4.1… Read More »

By default, custom post types all look the same, which can be confusing. Unique icons can help you quickly identify different types of content. Plus, getting the right icons for your custom post types can make a huge difference in navigating your WordPress admin dashboard.… Read More »

Managing content ideas in spreadsheets is a common practice for WordPress site owners. CSV files are perfect for organizing post titles, descriptions, and categories – but we’ve noticed that many users hit a wall when trying to move that data into WordPress. The process isn’t… Read More »

Fullscreen video backgrounds instantly grab attention. They turn a simple WordPress site into something that feels polished, modern, and professionally designed. Overall, we’ve seen how much a well-placed video background can improve first impressions and keep visitors engaged. The good news is that you don’t… Read More »

You may not be aware that WordPress has an accessibility mode for inserting widgets. This lets you add widgets to your sidebar by clicking links instead. You can explore the widget interface with greater ease, using keyboard navigation and avoiding the need for drag-and-drop actions.… Read More »

Are you looking for an easy way to move comments between WordPress posts? You might be writing a new version of a post and plan to redirect it from the original post. Redirects are great for avoiding broken links and preserving your WordPress SEO, but… Read More »

Ctrl + S is a universal keyboard shortcut for saving your work across applications. When a beginner starts using WordPress, it’s a really weird experience to find that the most commonly used keyboard shortcut is not available. In this article, we will show you how… Read More »