By default, WordPress automatically sends an email to WordPress admins when any other user resets their password using the lost password link. This feature can be helpful for monitoring account activity and potential security issues. But if you run a multi-author blog like ours, we’d… Read More »
WordPress has a few default date and time formats that you can choose from. If you are not happy with these options, then you can also create a custom format for your website. Whether you are running a blog, a business site, or an online… Read More »
If you run a business/agency or work as a freelancer, then you will need an easy way to send invoices to your clients. Generating these invoices right inside WordPress can help you save time and money and get paid faster. Although we don’t personally generate… Read More »
At WPBeginner, we moderate dozens of WordPress comments every day. One thing we’ve learned is that a well-managed comment section doesn’t just spark conversations – it protects your site, boosts trust, and keeps readers coming back. But getting everything set up the right way can… Read More »
The default “Add Title” text in WordPress doesn’t do much to inspire better headlines. It’s just a placeholder, making it easy to ignore and not very helpful if you want consistent, high-quality content. Customizing that text can give your writers a clearer idea of what… Read More »
Starting a free blog is easy with WordPress.com. Many new bloggers choose this platform to kick off their blogging journey. However, as your blog begins to grow, you might notice some limitations with WordPress.com. These restrictions can get in the way of your blog’s potential,… Read More »
When we started offering professional services at WPBeginner, including emergency support for hacked sites, I quickly realized a contact form wasn’t powerful enough. Customers need instant answers, not delayed email replies. That’s where live chat became essential for us. The right live chat software allows… Read More »
When you’re launching a new website, every decision feels huge. We remember staring at the screen wondering if we should use ‘www’ in our domain, worried that the wrong choice could hurt our SEO from day one. After building and growing many successful websites here… Read More »
Sometimes, you need to share a WordPress page without making it public. Maybe you’re working on a draft that isn’t ready yet, or you want to give a client or subscriber exclusive access. The challenge is finding a way to keep that content private while… Read More »
Sharing old WordPress posts is one of our go-to tricks for getting more traffic and engagement without any extra effort. It can also keep your social media profiles active and interesting, even if you do not publish new content every day. At WPBeginner, we regularly… Read More »
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