Are you updating a nonprofit website and looking for the perfect WordPress theme for your nonprofit organization? At WPBeginner, we understand that the right theme can influence how your message is received and the success of your fundraising. Whether you’re setting up a new website… Read More »
Did you know that WordPress comes with a built-in theme and plugin editor? This plain code editor allows you to edit your theme and plugin files directly from the WordPress dashboard. While this may sound really helpful, we’ve seen how opening up the ability to… Read More »
Over the years, we’ve helped countless users build websites, and one feature that is consistently valuable is a staff directory. Whether you run a local business or a consulting firm, an employee directory allows potential clients and customers to see the faces behind your brand.… Read More »
You must have seen code snippets in different WPBeginner blog posts that we create to help our readers solve problems. However, displaying that code is not straightforward. That is because if you try to add code like regular text, then WordPress will not display it… Read More »
Sometimes you need more control over how your blog posts are ordered. We’ve been there ourselves, trying to highlight an important announcement, showcase a contest, or feature a critical update. By default, WordPress displays your posts in reverse chronological order, with the newest ones at… Read More »
Image search is a powerful, often overlooked, source of website traffic. Optimizing your images for search engines can significantly increase your website’s visibility and attract new visitors. When users search for images related to your content, optimized images are more likely to appear in search… Read More »
When new users first started with WordPress, a lot of them shared a similar concern: Should I use posts or pages for my content? If you’re scratching your head over this too, don’t worry. You’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions we… Read More »
Just like banks and sensitive apps, your WordPress website can benefit from an extra layer of security by automatically logging out inactive users. In our experience, this is a simple yet effective way to prevent unauthorized access, especially if a user forgets to log out… Read More »
We came across a very interesting request from one of our readers recently. They asked us if it’s possible to change the number of posts displayed on their blog page to provide a better user experience for their audience. By default, all WordPress archive pages… Read More »
One of the most common questions we get asked by beginners is, ‘Where is my .htaccess file?’ Not being able to find it can be frustrating, as you may need to edit or delete it to fix common WordPress errors. The .htaccess file plays a… Read More »
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