When people first started talking to their phones to search for things, most of us probably thought it was weird or futuristic. Now, voice search is everywhere, from smart speakers to smartphones, and people start to expect WordPress websites to support it, too. That’s why… Read More »
You found the perfect featured image for your new blog post. But when you upload it, WordPress automatically crops it and cuts off the most important part. It is a frustrating experience that can make your website look less polished. We have fixed awkward thumbnails… Read More »
Facebook like box also known as Facebook fan box has become a must have element for many websites. Recently Facebook replaced this widget with the new Facebook Page plugin. In this article, we will show you how to add the Facebook page plugin in WordPress.… Read More »
A help desk plugin allows your customer support team to manage tickets effectively, automate repetitive tasks, and improve communication. This can boost the customer experience. At WPBeginner, we use HelpScout to support our readers and answer their questions. But we know it’s not the perfect… Read More »
Nothing harms a user’s experience more than a slow-loading website. After building and managing hundreds of WordPress sites, our team can confirm that large, unoptimized images are almost always the biggest reason for slow page speeds. Figuring out how to shrink your images without losing… Read More »
In WordPress 4.2, the link title field in the insert link section was replaced by the link text field. This was a little disappointing for many users who believe that the link title field is useful for SEO purposes. In this article, we will show… Read More »
It’s frustrating to pour your heart and soul into a blog post, only to see its traffic dwindle over time. But what if you could breathe new life into those older articles and attract a whole new wave of readers? The good news is, you… Read More »
Just 3 days after the release of WordPress 4.2, a security researcher found a Zero day XSS Vulnerability that affects WordPress 4.2, 4.1.2, 4.1.1, 4.1.3, and 3.9.3. This allows an attacker to inject JavaScript into comments and hack your site. WordPress team responded fast and… Read More »
WordPress 4.2 was released just a few minutes ago. This is the first major WordPress release of 2015. It fixes many issues and adds some great new features to WordPress. Sadly, some really cool features were dropped because they were not yet ready to be… Read More »
Adding a private messaging system to your WordPress site can completely transform the way your users interact. 💬 Imagine your members, customers, or students being able to send messages directly to each other—or to you—without ever leaving your site. It makes your community more engaging, builds… Read More »
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