As course creators ourselves, we understand how challenging it can be to set up an online learning platform. When we first started, we had the same questions: How do we organize our lessons? How do we track student progress? So, yes, adding a Learning Management… Read More »
If your content is hard to understand, you risk losing your readers before you even get a chance to connect with them. That’s why improving the readability of your site is so important. The easiest way to do this is by using readability score analysis… Read More »
We understand the frustration of dealing with online image theft, especially for photographers, artists, and content creators who rely on their work for income and exposure. Image theft is a real issue on WordPress sites, and it’s incredibly easy for someone to steal your hard… Read More »
When I first started building WordPress websites in 2006, there were just a handful of different WordPress plugins to choose from. Fast forward to today, and there are more than 59,000 in the free plugin repository alone. This makes it extremely overwhelming for new users… Read More »
We recently received a question from a reader that we hear quite often around here: “How do I disable the REST API on my WordPress site?” And honestly, it’s a valid concern. When WordPress version 4.4 was released with the JSON REST API, it opened… Read More »
Are you looking into retargeting ads on Facebook? Do you want to install the Facebook pixel in WordPress? Setting up Facebook Ad campaigns that are targeted toward people that have previously viewed your content is a great way to drive more traffic back to your… Read More »
When we first started managing WordPress comments on the WPBeginner blog, we noticed how confusing it was for readers to follow conversation threads. Without seeing which comment someone was replying to (the parent comment), discussions quickly became hard to follow. Since then, we’ve learned the… Read More »