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Plain WordPress comments can be hard to read. Visitors want to share their ideas or gain insights, but without simple formatting options, their key points, links, or emphasis can get lost in a wall of text. One of the easiest ways to fix this is… Read More »

Just a few moments ago, WordPress 3.5 was released. The version is named Elvin in honor of drummer Elvin Jones who played with John Coltrane in addition to many others. WordPress 3.4 was downloaded over 28 million times. In WordPress 3.5, we saw some major… Read More »

Just a few days ago, one of our users reported an unusual problem. The problem was that he was reaching the custom menu items limit. Anything he saves after he reached the menu item limit would not save at all. We had never heard of… Read More »

If visitors can’t find what they’re looking for on your WordPress site, they’ll likely leave — even if you have exactly what they need. Unfortunately, the default WordPress search isn’t great at connecting people with your content. We’ve seen this happen to many site owners,… Read More »

Every business needs a business card if you hope to exchange contact information at networking events or conferences. Few weeks ago, the folks over at Moo reached out to us with regards to a product review. We are normally very skeptical about these business card… Read More »

Do you want to allow blog users to moderate comments in WordPress? If your site gets a lot of comments, then it can be difficult to moderate them all. One solution is creating a separate user role so that other people can manage the comments… Read More »

Disappearing from Google search results is a terrifying experience for any website owner. We have seen this happen to many businesses, and the sudden drop in traffic can be panic-inducing. The good news is that de-indexing is rarely permanent. In our experience, it usually stems… Read More »

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of most craziest shopping days in the entire United States. Followed after the American Thanksgiving, these shopping days bring crazy savings for consumers. Thankfully, these deals are not limited to physical businesses only. Following the trend, online businesses… Read More »

One of the most common layout issues we see is when the sidebar drops below the content instead of appearing next to it. It instantly makes a site look broken and can confuse visitors. This usually happens after a theme edit, plugin installation, or small… Read More »

XML-RPC is a core WordPress API that allows users to connect to their WordPress website using third-party apps, tools, and services. Unfortunately, in the past, hackers have found ways to exploit XML-RPC to gain access to WordPress websites. At WPBeginner, we’ve helped thousands of users… Read More »