Child themes are one of those WordPress terms that get thrown around a lot and leave beginners confused. You might have even heard of them and decided to skip creating them because of how complicated they seem. We get that. But in our experience, child… Read More »
Recently one of our users asked us what is Markdown? They heard about it from a friend who used Ghost blogging platform. Markdown is a simple markup language that converts plain text into HTML. Think of it as a much simpler text editor. In this… Read More »
Often users mainly use pages to build their WordPress sites (see the difference between posts and pages in WordPress). This allows them to build a static site with an optional blog page. However, it becomes harder to manage pages using the default interface on a… Read More »
Building WordPress sites has taught us that small details make big differences. Custom widget styling can transform good websites into great ones. At WPBeginner, we make every element work together. Take our sidebar widgets, for example. We’ve customized their appearance to highlight important resources and… Read More »
Want an easy way to make your WordPress page lists more engaging? Adding thumbnails is a simple yet effective technique for boosting visual appeal and improving site navigation. Displaying featured images next to your page titles gives your visitors more information about the content, so they’re… Read More »
If you’re still using PowerPoint for your business presentations, you’re probably spending too much time fighting with formatting instead of focusing on your message. We’ve noticed how presentations often break during sharing, formatting gets messed up between different versions, and simple updates turn into time-consuming… Read More »
If you post sponsored content, it’s important to follow regulations by clearly labeling those posts. One easy way to do this is by adding a ‘Sponsored Post’ prefix to your titles. While we don’t do sponsored posts on WPBeginner, we have a similar feature. We… Read More »
By default, WordPress lists your pages in alphabetical order, both in the back-end admin and on the front-end of your website. But if you want them in a different order, then you’ll need to change it yourself. WordPress offers some built-in ways to do this,… Read More »
Have you seen popular websites featuring specific pages in their sidebars? These static pages are used to display information like an about page, getting started page new readers, an archives page, etc. Recently one of our users asked us if there was a way to… Read More »
When a user creates an account on a WordPress site, they automatically get access to your WordPress admin area. However, this level of openness may not be ideal for your website. In many cases, you need to be careful about who can see and modify… Read More »
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