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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 »
Do you want to convert visitors to your WooCommerce store into customers? Bringing traffic to your WooCommerce store is only half the battle. The other half is to convert those visitors into paying customers. One of the ways you can optimize your online store is… Read More »
Is your WordPress ‘Add Media’ button not working? This small problem can make it hard to add pictures or videos to your posts. Many WordPress users have this issue, and it’s tough because there are no error messages to help. Thankfully, we’ve figured out how… Read More »
After years of developing WordPress websites, we’ve learned that there’s one must-have element all business sites should have: a clear organizational chart. Think about it. Have you ever visited a company’s website and wondered who’s in charge of what? Or maybe you’re an employee trying… Read More »
Many people want to start a blog but prefer to keep their identity private for various reasons, such as privacy or safety concerns. Blogging anonymously offers a solution by allowing you to write under a pseudonym or alias, ensuring your personal information stays protected. With… Read More »
If you want to reach Russian-speaking customers or website visitors, then make sure that your website is visible on Yandex, the most popular search engine in Russia. Adding your website to Yandex Webmaster Tools is an important step for getting better search engine rankings in… Read More »
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