We recommend using strong passwords as the first step in keeping your WordPress website safe from hackers. You can add an extra layer of security with SALT keys. These special codes protect your login information, making it much harder for hackers to break in. Think… Read More »
When we first launched WPBeginner in 2009, we only had a handful of pages, such as our homepage, blog categories, a Write for Us page, Editors and Contributors page, a Suggestion page, a Services page, an About page, and a Contact page. That’s all we… Read More »
Do you want to use the WordPress desktop app for your self-hosted WordPress.org blog? The WordPress desktop app allows you to easily write and edit blog posts without being distracted by other browser tabs. In this article, we will show you how to use the… Read More »
Cookies are small files that websites use to remember information about visitors. We use cookies on our own websites to make them more user-friendly and personalized. Many website owners want to use cookies but are unsure how to start. Cookies can help you remember user… Read More »
One of the questions that we often receive from our readers is if there are WordPress plugins that are using artificial intelligence. To find the best ones for you, we downloaded the most popular plugins using AI from WordPress.org and put them to the test.… Read More »
Protecting your blog’s name and logo is essential for your brand. Trademarking and copyrighting help shield you from unauthorized use and legal issues. In this guide, we’ll show you how to trademark and copyright your blog’s name and logo. Securing these protections ensures your brand… Read More »
Most web browsers have a built-in spellcheck tool. However, this feature doesn’t check for grammar errors or readability. We’ve been blogging for a long time, so we know how important it is to write content that is both helpful and sounds good. That’s why we… Read More »
Many of our readers have asked about changing the default WordPress search URL slug. It’s a common request, as the standard format (http://example.com/?s=search-term) isn’t very user-friendly or SEO-optimized. Site owners often prefer a cleaner structure, like http://example.com/search/search-term, for better user experience and search engine visibility. We’ve… Read More »
If you run online events or take bookings on your WordPress website, then we recommend installing a calendar plugin. In our experience, this can make it much easier to get more event signups, sell tickets, and manage your events in the admin dashboard. WordPress calendar… Read More »
Is your WordPress site showing security warnings about mixed content? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. We regularly help our users fix this common SSL issue, and we’ll show you exactly how to solve it. The mixed content error occurs when your WordPress website loads both… Read More »
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