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The WordPress admin bar is the handy toolbar that you see when you’re logged in to your site. But did you know it can do a whole lot more than just give you quick access to the backend? We get tons of questions from readers… Read More »

Are you wondering how to change the WordPress database prefix for your website? Changing the database prefix can protect your website’s data against SQL injections and other attacks from online hackers. It can be an important step towards improving WordPress security. In this tutorial, we… Read More »

Often when you purchase a WordPress theme, it comes with usually one theme that has some configurable items through the WordPress backend. Some theme providers like Themify are now putting a creative touch by selling numerous color variations with one theme purchase, so you can… Read More »

With the new Post Formats in WordPress 3.1, it is easier than ever to create a Tumblr-Like experience in WordPress. In short it means, that the WordPress Post formats now allow you to easily style and organize your posts, images, links, quotes etc. in a… Read More »

Update: WordPress changed the name of the project to Reinhardt. Matt Mullenweg has announced the release of the long-waited WordPress 3.1 on the official WordPress blog. In September, we wrote an article about What’s Coming in WordPress 3.1 (Features) to give you an sneak peak… Read More »

Have you ever tried to upload a file to your WordPress site and hit a brick wall? It’s super frustrating when you can’t upload that image, plugin, or theme you need. Our readers often ask us for help with file upload issues because they can… Read More »

Have you ever find yourself entering the same text in all of your posts? Often people do that such as asking people to subscribe to their feeds, retweet the post, share it on facebook etc. You can always use a simple tag to add it right after the content, or you can add that text as the default content in your WordPress post editor.

In our experience, if you add a lot of categories to your WordPress posts, things can start to look a little crowded. Multiple categories, especially parent and child categories, can clutter up your layouts and make it harder for readers to find what they’re looking… Read More »

We all know how important it is to organize content on a website. At WPBeginner, we understand that using categories and subcategories helps visitors explore your site and improves how it ranks in search results. A good category structure also helps visitors to find what… Read More »

Automatically creating custom fields when publishing WordPress posts can be a powerful tool in any developer’s toolkit. We find that this simple trick can help you save time and streamline workflows when adding new features to your WordPress website. In this article, we’ll show you… Read More »