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When you add tables to your WordPress posts and pages you can organize data and make it easier for readers to understand. WordPress makes this super simple with its default table block. At WPBeginner, we’ve recently started using tables in our roundup articles to display… Read More »

Yesterday, WordPress 3.4 was released. While we knew which features were coming, unlike other releases we did not keep a close tab of alpha and beta versions due to a very packed schedule. We would like to apologize to our audience for that. For those… Read More »

Almost exactly a year from today, we decided to make a major switch in our site and ran Livefyre Commenting System to replace the default WordPress comments. It was a product that we fell in love with from the start, and we established great relationship… Read More »

Every now and then, we come across special requests from our readers about customizing their website. One of them was to show any number of posts in a loop. Since this feature isn’t available by default in WordPress, we created a custom code snippet for… Read More »

You may have noticed how some popular websites (like eHow etc) will attach a “read more” link to any text that is copied from their site. This is a great way to get new users. Often folks are copying and pasting text from websites into… Read More »

Do you want to show the time in the admin bar according to your WordPress blog? Displaying time according to your WordPress blog helps you easily look up time when scheduling or publishing time-sensitive posts. It can also keep you and your team on target… Read More »

Ever hear people recommending themes because they are “SEO Friendly”? Yes, we have recommended quite a few themes on this blog labeling it “SEO Friendly”. But what does “SEO Friendly” really mean and what some people think it means? In this article we will share… Read More »

This Saturday, Automattic officially relaunched Code Poet and expanded it beyond the listing site. For those of you who do not know, previously Code Poet was just a directory of WordPress professionals brought to you by Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com. With this revamp, it… Read More »

One of our more technical readers recently asked us how to verify the existence of a PHP function before integrating new code into a WordPress site. This is important to ensure your site runs smoothly and avoids errors. One of WordPress’s strengths is its flexibility… Read More »

Imagine working hard to write a great story or article, only to find someone else claiming it as their own. That’s what happens when people steal your website content. Content stealing, or ‘scraping’, is a big problem for website owners. These people are thieves who… Read More »