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Dear WPBeginner Users, If you are in the USA, I want to wish you a Happy 4th of July. This date is special to me because we publicly launched WPBeginner on this very day in 2009. I can’t believe that the 3 years have gone… Read More »

Sliders offer an excellent way to show off your visual content, such as photos and videos, to capture visitors’ attention. With sliders, you can display important or featured material without using too much space on your page. They can also make your WordPress site look… Read More »

Do you want to add Google web fonts in your WordPress theme? Google fonts allow you to easily use beautiful web fonts on your WordPress website. You can use them to improve your website’s typography, user experience, and aesthetics. This article will show you how… Read More »

If you are a photographer, artist, or content creator, then you are probably worried about people stealing your images. While it’s difficult to completely stop image theft, you can make it more difficult for people to steal pictures from your website. Adding a ‘No Right… Read More »

Wow, it was just a little over 7 months ago, when I wrote about WPBeginner version 3.0. After a lot of hard work, reconsideration, and optimization, I am proud to present WPBeginner 4.0. We pushed this new design live right before BlogWorld, so roughly 2… Read More »

Adding tables to your WordPress posts and pages can help organize data and make information easier for your readers to digest. WordPress simplifies this process by offering straightforward tools that require no HTML coding. This guide will show you how to easily create and manage… Read More »

Yesterday, WordPress 3.4 was released. While we knew which features were coming, unlike other releases we did not keep a close tab of alpha and beta versions due to a very packed schedule. We would like to apologize to our audience for that. For those… Read More »

Almost exactly a year from today, we decided to make a major switch in our site and ran Livefyre Commenting System to replace the default WordPress comments. It was a product that we fell in love with from the start, and we established great relationship… Read More »

Every now and then, we come across special requests from our readers about customizing their website. One of them was to show any number of posts in a loop. Since this feature isn’t available by default in WordPress, we created a custom code snippet for… Read More »

You may have noticed how some popular websites (like eHow etc) will attach a “read more” link to any text that is copied from their site. This is a great way to get new users. Often folks are copying and pasting text from websites into… Read More »