You’ve worked hard to build your Facebook following, but your website visitors aren’t connecting with your page. Frustrating, isn’t it? Enter the Facebook Like Box: a powerful tool that can bridge this gap and boost your social media presence directly from your WordPress site. As… Read More »
Recently, we showed you how to style your comments layout and how to style your comment form. One of our users emailed us and asked “how did you make your gravatar images round? Are you storing gravatar images locally to get them to be round?”… Read More »
Recently we showed you how to style the WordPress comment form, and we thought it would be incomplete if we did not write about styling WordPress comments layout. In the past, we have discussed that there are default WordPress generated CSS classes and IDs to… Read More »
Recently, one of our users asked us how to enable oEmbed in WordPress text widgets. oEmbed is a protocol that allows your blog to ask an oEmbed enabled website to provide HTML needed to embed dynamic content. In simple words, it allows you to just… Read More »
‘WordPress child theme’ – it’s a term you’ve probably heard, but what does it really mean for your website? Many WordPress users, especially those just starting out, aren’t sure if they should be using child themes or not. Over the years, we’ve worked with countless… Read More »
Do you want to add numeric pagination in your WordPress theme? By default, WordPress themes add a Next / Previous links at the bottom of archive pages. The challenge is that those aren’t very user friendly. This is why many popular blogs use numeric pagination… Read More »
After running WPBeginner for over a decade, we’ve learned that building a strong community is key to successful blogging. We owe our success to our loyal readers, and we’re always looking for new ways to connect with them. One great way to build community is… Read More »
Choosing the right images for your WordPress blog posts can significantly improve the visual appeal of your content. However, finding high-quality, royalty-free images that you can legally use can be a challenge. Knowing where to look and how to properly source these images is essential… Read More »
WordPress, which powers over 43% of all websites globally, comes with a standard registration form by default. However, many site owners need to collect additional information from users during the sign-up process. Maybe you want to allow users to submit their social media profiles. Or… Read More »
If you want visitors to do something specific on your website, then it’s important to make your goal as visible as possible. This is where a sticky floating sidebar widget becomes useful. It can make sure that key elements, like call-to-action buttons, stay in view… Read More »
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