WordPress widgets can make areas like your website’s sidebar, header, and footer more engaging for your visitors. But if you aren’t using particular widgets, then your inactive widgets section can become cluttered over time. By removing inactive widgets, you can make this area easier to… Read More »
Post formats were introduced in WordPress 3.1 to offer micro-blogging functionality in WordPress. Despite it being there, most beginners have no clue on how to use it. Reason: Because it is not as prominent as it is in on Tumblr. WordPress has a user interface… Read More »
If you allow user registration on your WordPress site, you likely receive an email notification every time a new person signs up. While this is exciting at first, it can quickly become annoying as your website grows. A flooded inbox makes it difficult to spot… Read More »
Making the jump from WordPress.com to WordPress.org might seem scary, but it’s one of the best decisions you can make for your blog’s future. We’ve built all our websites on WordPress.org and guided countless clients through this important move. Every one of them has told… Read More »
More than 2 million people read and interact with our website, so we know how important the comments section is for making a blog post more engaging. Featuring comments that are encouraging and exciting at the top of the WordPress comments section can increase user… Read More »
Do you want to notify users only on replies to their WordPress comments? By default, users won’t know that someone has replied to their comment unless they come back to the comment section and see the response. This makes it hard to generate in-depth discussions and… Read More »
When we first started adding FAQ sections to WPBeginner’s content, we noticed something interesting: those pages consistently did better in Google search results and got more interaction from our readers. That got us thinking about building entire communities focused on questions and answers. Since then,… Read More »
Spam comments are a big pain in the ***. To prevent spam comments, bloggers end up taking strict measures such as requiring people to register or have everyone enter a captcha before submitting a comment. Spam prevention controls such as captchas, math quiz, and registration… Read More »
We still remember how shocked we were when we first discovered WordPress back in 2008. Like many, we couldn’t believe such a powerful website platform was completely free! After building tons of WordPress sites and helping thousands of people through WPBeginner, we’ve heard this same… Read More »
You try to log in to your WordPress site. Wrong password. You click “Lost your password?” No email. Now you’re worried you might lose access to your entire site. The good news is that you’re not stuck. WordPress actually gives you several reliable ways to… Read More »
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