Lately, a few of our readers have been asking us about WordPress theme frameworks and whether they should use them for their websites. In short, theme frameworks are tools that help website developers create new themes more easily. They can save developers time and effort… Read More »
Want to unlock even more organization power in WordPress? Try adding custom meta fields to your custom taxonomies. Custom taxonomies let you organize your content beyond categories and tags. But sometimes, we find it’s useful to add additional details and fields to describe them, which… Read More »
Looking to start a new blog, switch hosting providers, or transfer from WordPress.com? Let us make it easy for you. Our friends over at Bluehost has agreed to offer all WPBeginner users a limited time deal: 50% discount and a free domain name. You can… Read More »
There are many tutorials out there that shows you how to password protect your website content. Many of those utilize complex membership plugins that require user registration. But what if you just want to password protect your site without user registration? Let’s say you have… Read More »
The best part about WordPress is the plugins. They give you the ability to extend WordPress to do almost anything you can imagine. There are over 21,000 plugins in the WordPress plugins repository. Over the past few months, I (Syed) have been meaning to write… Read More »
It is important to keep your readers engaged and encourage them to scroll through your content. One good way to do this is to display the estimated reading time for your WordPress blog posts. When readers see the estimated reading time for an article, they… Read More »
Recently one of our users reported a very odd issue with their install. When writing a post, they could not see anything they were writing. Because the text of the post editor was white. More importantly, all of the visual editor buttons were missing, and… Read More »
About a year ago, we wrote an opinion post here at WPBeginner with the title “Should Blogroll ‘Links’ be removed in favor of WordPress menus?“. We got a decent feedback in the comments and our social media channels (twitter and facebook). Recently while browsing through… Read More »
Your website visitors will see a 404 ‘not found’ error when they try to visit a page that doesn’t exist. That’s not very friendly, and we find that over 70% of these users will leave your website unless they quickly find some content they are… Read More »
We’ve worked on a lot of WordPress sites over the years, and one customization trick we always come back to is adding the page slug to the body class. It’s such a simple thing, but it makes a world of difference when it comes to… Read More »
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