The majority of people these days browse the web on mobile devices like smartphones or tablets. So, lots of our readers regularly ask us about “responsive” WordPress themes which can adapt to any screen size. Most modern WordPress themes are fully responsive out of the… Read More »
The message ‘The site is experiencing technical difficulties’ is one of the most common WordPress errors that you may see on your website. It’s shown when your site is broken because of a serious problem with PHP code somewhere. Unfortunately, this error can both lock… Read More »
Creating a members-only WooCommerce store can be a great idea. That’s because it makes your store feel special and can attract more loyal customers. With a members-only store, regular visitors can’t buy your products. You’ll offer exclusive products to registered or paying members only. At… Read More »
Despite how easy it is to use the WordPress block editor, many users struggle with controlling the space between blocks. You might find yourself frustrated when your content feels too cramped or spread out, and the default spacing options just don’t cut it. We’ve heard… Read More »
A focus keyphrase is the primary topic of a specific piece of content. It is the keyword or phrase you expect users to enter into search engines to find the information you provide. At WPBeginner, we set focus keywords for our content using All in… Read More »
A well-maintained WordPress database is fundamental for ensuring website performance, security, and overall user experience. At WPBeginner, we understand the need for proactive database management and have used different database plugins over the years to perform this function on our websites. For this guide, we… Read More »
Imagine a visitor eagerly clicking a link to your latest blog post just to be shown a ‘404 Not Found’ error. Broken links like this can damage the user experience and your SEO rankings. In our experience, broken links often stem from permalink issues. These… Read More »
Website speed is crucial for user experience, SEO, and conversions. A slow website can frustrate visitors, leading them to abandon your site before they even get a chance to explore your content. That is why we use a caching plugin to keep our websites running… Read More »
Has your WordPress website been hacked? Hackers will often install a backdoor to make sure they can get back in even after you secure your website. Unless you can remove that backdoor, there’s no stopping them. In this article, we’ll show you how to find… Read More »
For many bloggers and media publications, having an archives section in the sidebar can be a great way to help users discover your older content. However, the default display can often be cluttered and overwhelming, potentially stopping visitors from exploring further. A well-designed archives section,… Read More »
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