When developing WordPress themes, sometimes you may need user’s browser and operating system information to modify certain aspects of your design using CSS or jQuery. WordPress is capable of doing that for you. In this article, we will show you how to add user’s browser… Read More »
Imagine sharing a blog post called “10 Tips for…” only to have the URL end in a string of meaningless numbers. That URL doesn’t tell users or search engines about the article’s contents. That’s why Google’s SEO starter guide encourages the use of simple, readable… Read More »
Many WordPress beginners often mix up categories and tags and end up creating a lot of them, which can be puzzling for users. However, you can easily resolve this by bulk moving posts to categories and tags. This can save you considerable time and effort… Read More »
Depending on your site’s demographic, it might be important for you to have a mobile-friendly website. You can do this by either using a responsive WordPress theme which adapts to different screen sizes / devices, or you can create a mobile-specific version of your site… Read More »
When you upload an image in WordPress, it automatically creates several copies in different sizes. Different themes and plugins can further increase the number of sizes generated. This takes up a lot of space in your database and slows down your site speed. It even… Read More »
Improving user engagement is key to building an online community. One effective way to achieve this is by adding a user ranking system for comments on your WordPress site. A ranking system can gamify your comments and motivate users to leave their thoughts and questions… Read More »
Downloading your entire WordPress media library can be essential for various reasons, such as creating backups, migrating to a new site, or simply organizing your files offline. Having a complete download of your media files ensures you have access to all your images, videos, and… Read More »
As a new WordPress theme designer, you quickly learn the challenges of maintaining long CSS files while keeping them organized, scalable, and readable. Many designers and front-end developers, including the ones here at WPBeginner, recommend using a CSS preprocessor language like Sass or LESS to… Read More »
Adding elements like drop caps in your WordPress posts can improve readability and give your content a professional, polished look. Drop caps are large, decorative capital letters used at the beginning of a paragraph. They draw readers’ attention and add a touch of elegance to… Read More »
As the comments on WPBeginner grew, we tried different solutions, like Livefyre to improve discussions on our site. Many WordPress users want to make comments on their website more social. This is why people try Facebook comments, Disqus comments and now even Google+ comments. Recently… Read More »
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