Hitting a broken link often causes visitors to leave a website immediately. This increases bounce rates and wastes the traffic you worked hard to build. Redirecting these 404 errors to the home page is a simple way to keep users engaged. It gives them a… Read More »
We’ve worked on a lot of WordPress sites over the years, and one customization trick we always come back to is adding the page slug to the body class. It’s such a simple thing, but it makes a world of difference when it comes to… Read More »
Wow today has been a busy day. This is the third article for today. Now that we are finally done upgrading all of our websites, we can finally write about it. WordPress 3.4.2 was released today. It is labeled as a maintenance and security release… Read More »
If you have read our guide on how to choose the best WordPress hosting, then you probably know that Bluehost is one of our recommended WordPress hosting providers. But it’s not just us. They are officially recommended by WordPress as well. Recently while browsing through… Read More »
Allowing users to have weak passwords is like leaving your front door wide open. It’s an invitation for thieves and hackers to break in. Users will often choose the same short and insecure password everywhere. Unless you enforce strong passwords on your WordPress site, you… Read More »
Have you ever seen the ‘Error establishing a database connection’ error page on your WordPress site? This error message may be displayed for various reasons, but it can confuse visitors and make your website appear broken, costing you credibility and traffic. At WPBeginner, we’ve found… Read More »
About a month or so ago, we started seeing a huge number of failed attempts of reaching WPBeginner’s login page and wp-admin page. We got extremely cautious about that. From password protecting the wp-admin directory to adding two-step verification process, we tried to do everything… Read More »
As a WordPress blog owner, we know how important it is to display your blog post meta data. It displays important info about your blog posts, like the publication date, author’s name, categories, and tags. At times, you may want to customize this meta data… Read More »
One of our readers has asked if it’s possible to allow commenters to upload files, add YouTube links, embed a Tweet, or share images in the comment section. The answer is yes, and it’s actually a great way to make your comment section more engaging… Read More »
Do you want to add Google Authenticator 2-step verification to your WordPress site? Passwords alone aren’t enough to ward off hackers and unauthorized users. Luckily, using Google Authenticator 2-step verification can add an extra layer of security to your website. In this article, we will… Read More »
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