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Do you want to greet each user with a custom welcome message in WordPress? Greeting users with a welcome message can help boost engagement on your website, as it makes people feel welcomed and cared for. It’s a great way to keep in touch with… Read More »
We create landing pages all the time for our WordPress businesses, so we know a thing or two about crafting high-converting pages. WordPress offers several ways to create a landing page. In our experience, the easiest way is to use a page builder like SeedProd,… Read More »
Many small business owners think making a website is hard or expensive, but it doesn’t have to be. Rather than relying on just social media, a professional site gives a much better impression to your customers. We’ve helped many small business owners build their own… Read More »
We’ve often been asked how to install WordPress on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon Web Services is a powerful cloud platform usually used for bigger projects. It’s popular because it combines Amazon’s strong infrastructure with flexible pay-as-you-go pricing. At WPBeginner, we’ve worked with AWS on… Read More »
WordPress is primarily designed to handle blog posts and pages, but there are times when you might need to add a static HTML page to your website. This can be useful for custom designs or standalone content. The challenge is that WordPress doesn’t automatically recognize… Read More »
Custom fields are advanced features in WordPress that allow you to add custom content and metadata to your posts and pages. We use custom fields to display metadata in several WPBeginner areas. However, we noticed many users who wanted to replicate that functionality were unable… Read More »
One of the challenges we’ve faced while running a multi-author WordPress blog is managing post-publication edits. By default, contributors and guest bloggers can’t edit their published posts. This can cause problems if contributors need to quickly fix a typo, correct wrong information, or update a… Read More »
Are you seeing the ‘failed to open stream’ error on your WordPress site? Don’t panic. We sometimes encounter this error quite when testing new plugins and themes, and we’ve developed several reliable ways to fix it quickly. While this error message might look technical and… Read More »
WordPress offers categories and tags as default taxonomies for organizing content. However, for specific content types or complex organizational needs, custom taxonomies provide greater flexibility. At WPBeginner, we use custom taxonomies on our website to organize content into groups, such as tutorials, guides, showcases, and… Read More »
Adding custom post statuses to your blog posts in WordPress can simplify your editorial workflow. Post statuses help you organize articles by stages like ‘Draft,’ ‘Pending Review,’ or ‘Published.’ Using the right statuses makes managing your own posts or handling submissions from other authors a… Read More »
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