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Adding social media icons to your WordPress site is a great way to connect with your audience across different platforms. Choosing the right set of social media icons can boost your website’s visual appeal and make it easier for visitors to find and follow you.… Read More »

Many website owners want to create great-looking pages without learning complicated code. That’s where drag-and-drop WordPress page builders come in handy. We have wanted the same thing. So, over the past few years, we have used page builder plugins like SeedProd, Beaver Builder, and Thrive… Read More »

After the release of WordPress 4.2 in April, development of the next major release WordPress 4.3 started in full swing. We have been following the development closely and are excited to report that WordPress 4.3 is expected to be released next month. In this article,… Read More »

Today is America’s birthday and (more important) WPBeginner’s birthday, which turns 6 today. It’s crazy to think that WPBeginner is six years old, but it’s true! This year’s celebration is going to be a little different. Instead of doing mega giveaways and building 3 schools,… Read More »

Do you want to set a maximum number of tags for WordPress posts? Tags are a great way to organize your content, but a post with lots of tags can look confusing or overwhelming to readers. This can be a problem if you accept guest… Read More »

Affiliate marketing is a steady source of income for many blogs, including ours. And Amazon’s affiliate program is one of the largest and most popular programs for bloggers. However, long Amazon affiliate links can look ugly and untrustworthy to visitors. On the other hand, clean,… Read More »

A business directory can turn your WordPress site into a place people come to find local services, professionals, or niche experts. Meanwhile, it gives businesses a simple way to reach new customers. The hard part isn’t the idea. It’s choosing the right plugin. Some directory… Read More »

Back in 2015, we made a big decision that changed the way our readers interact with our content. We moved away from the popular Disqus commenting platform and returned to WordPress’s native comments. After a year of using Disqus, we noticed a clear issue: engagement… Read More »

Have you ever written what you thought was a thoughtful WordPress comment, only for it to end up in a spam folder or get ignored? It’s frustrating when you’re trying to engage and build connections, but your efforts go unnoticed. We understand that frustration, and… Read More »

Adding social media icons to your WordPress menu is a smart way to promote your profiles without cluttering your site. These small, recognizable logos can encourage visitors to follow you on various platforms, potentially boosting your online presence and engagement. We’ve found that with WordPress,… Read More »