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Beyond pages and posts, WordPress lets you make custom post types according to the unique needs of your content. For instance, you may want to create a custom post type for movie reviews, products, or testimonials. This can help you more effectively organize your site… Read More »

Custom post types allow you to manage and display different types of content separately, like portfolios, testimonials, or products. An archive page dedicated to these custom post types helps visitors find specific content easily, providing a structured experience on your site. However, it can be… Read More »

WordPress is a great platform and that is only because it has a great community behind it. There are thousands of plugins in the repository that are available for FREE. Thank you awesome plugin developers who gave us that gift. Now it is our turn to give back.

There’s nothing more frustrating than publishing a great article, only to see it get little traction online. Over the years of growing WPBeginner, we’ve learned that the easier you make it for people to share your content, the more they will. Twitter (X) remains one… Read More »

Last week, we were able to work out a deal with one of the biggest Content Delivery Networks (CDN) known as MaxCDN to accelerate WPBeginner’s load time. Earlier this week, we made a few changes to WPBeginner in terms of site optimization.

When we launched our first content-heavy WordPress site, we never thought blog post titles would be a problem. Some of our longer titles were breaking our beautiful layout, while others just looked messy on mobile devices. Through years of managing multiple WordPress sites and helping… Read More »

Most hyped up WordPress 3.0 has been officially released. WordPress 3.0 is one of the thirteenth major release of WordPress open-source platform. Along with some of the most impressive features, this release also fixed 1217 bugs. Some of our favorite features include: Twenty Ten Theme, Advanced Menus, Custom Post Types, and ability to upgrade multiple plugins from the plugins page.

Majority of the top themes have the quick edit button included, but there are still theme designers that fail to include this simple feature in a theme. In this article, we will show you how you can add a quick edit button in your WordPress posts and comments.

We have previously written about a code that lets you display twitter followers count which was contributed by Rarst. In this article, we will be sharing a more advanced and more elegant code which lets you display twitter followers count in WordPress. Once again this script was also contributed by Rarst.

We’ve created many WordPress plugins over the years, helping both ourselves and thousands of users. Many of our readers have asked us how they can make their own plugins too. Making a WordPress plugin might seem hard at first, but it’s actually quite fun and… Read More »