You’ve just hit ‘Publish’ on your latest WordPress masterpiece. Now comes the familiar dance of hopping from Facebook to Twitter to LinkedIn to share your content manually. Exhausting, right? There’s a better way: automating your social media sharing with Buffer. Buffer is a tool that… Read More »
Facebook is the largest social networking website in the world. This is why many websites integrate with Facebook in various different ways such as by adding a facebook like box, facebook comments, facebook like button, and facebook send button. Many websites claim that by adding… Read More »
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you had to find a WordPress page ID, post ID, category ID, tag ID, comment ID, or user ID? While working on WordPress, you may need these IDs to add certain features to your website. An… Read More »
Syntax errors in WordPress can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re new to coding. You might encounter this issue when adding code snippets from tutorials. Even a tiny mistake can break your entire site. If you’ve seen the dreaded “Syntax error, unexpected…” message, there’s no need… Read More »
Whether you’re writing a long, in-depth post or creating a detailed FAQ section, it can be tricky to present a lot of information without overwhelming your readers. No one wants to stare down a massive wall of text. In this case, our go-to solution is to show… Read More »
You’ve worked hard to build your Facebook following, but your website visitors aren’t connecting with your page. Frustrating, isn’t it? Enter the Facebook Like Box: a powerful tool that can bridge this gap and boost your social media presence directly from your WordPress site. As… Read More »
Recently, we showed you how to style your comments layout and how to style your comment form. One of our users emailed us and asked “how did you make your gravatar images round? Are you storing gravatar images locally to get them to be round?”… Read More »
Recently we showed you how to style the WordPress comment form, and we thought it would be incomplete if we did not write about styling WordPress comments layout. In the past, we have discussed that there are default WordPress generated CSS classes and IDs to… Read More »
Recently, one of our users asked us how to enable oEmbed in WordPress text widgets. oEmbed is a protocol that allows your blog to ask an oEmbed enabled website to provide HTML needed to embed dynamic content. In simple words, it allows you to just… Read More »
‘WordPress child theme’ – it’s a term you’ve probably heard, but what does it really mean for your website? Many WordPress users, especially those just starting out, aren’t sure if they should be using child themes or not. Over the years, we’ve worked with countless… Read More »
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