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Do you use WordPress contact forms for appointment bookings, consultations, or other event-based interactions? Manually adding these events to your Google Calendar can be time-consuming and prone to errors. Many of our users have found that automatically sending events from your WordPress contact form straight… Read More »
We’ve had many of our readers ask us how to receive text message notifications for new form submissions instead of just email alerts. Getting an SMS notification can be a game-changer. It allows you to respond quickly to leads, product orders, registrations, inquiries, and more.… Read More »
The default oEmbed or Embed block in WordPress doesn’t work for Instagram or Facebook anymore. So, if you added content from these social networks using the Embed block in the past, then it can now cause errors and content gaps on your site. Fixing this… Read More »
Organizing your WordPress content is easy with categories and tags. But sometimes, they aren’t enough to organize everything the way you want. That’s where custom taxonomies come in. With custom taxonomies, you can create your own ways to sort and group content. This gives you… Read More »
Wholesale pricing can make your online store more attractive to retailers that need to place large orders. While WooCommerce doesn’t allow adding wholesale pricing by default, you can set it up easily using a plugin. Over the years, we’ve tested, used, and worked with many… Read More »
Want a safe space to experiment with your WordPress website without the fear of breaking something on your live site? Moving your WordPress site to a local server on your computer is the perfect solution, in our opinion, especially for developers, designers, or WordPress beginners.… Read More »
Have you ever found a website running so smoothly that you wondered who’s behind its hosting? We’ve been there, and we know how helpful this information could be for beginners and seasoned website owners alike. For instance, maybe you had your website set up by… Read More »
By default, WordPress form plugins will save uploaded files to your site. However, if you want easier access and sharing, automating file uploads to Google Drive can save you time and effort. In this article, we’ll show you how to upload files from a WordPress… Read More »
Many users prefer using dark mode on their devices and browsers, especially when browsing a website at night or in low-light environments. That’s why enabling dark mode on your website can help reduce eye strain and create a more comfortable viewing experience, making your site… Read More »
Sometimes, spam bots fill in your newsletter signup forms and add dummy email addresses to your email list. When this happens, it can cost you money, and email service providers might mark your emails as spam. So, we weren’t surprised when one of our readers… Read More »