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Through our experience in website optimization, we have seen that even minor improvements in page loading speed can be the difference between users staying on your WordPress website and bouncing off it. This is where Google AMP can be handy. Google AMP, which stands for… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked if it was possible to add a link to custom post type archive pages in WordPress navigation menus. An archive page in WordPress displays a list of all posts under a specific post type, category, or tag. In this… Read More »
Sending emails from your WordPress site can be tricky for several reasons. The main one is that web hosting providers have a tendency to poorly configure their mail settings. This can block WordPress from delivering important emails. Luckily, there’s a solution. SendGrid is a reliable… Read More »
Allowing users to submit posts to your WordPress site is a great way to encourage community engagement and expand your content without having to do all the work yourself. What’s more, whether you are running a blog, a news site, or a forum, user-generated content… Read More »
The welcome panel is a feature in the WordPress admin dashboard. It offers shortcuts to help you navigate the admin area. In particular, it is intended to help users who are new to WordPress find their way around the admin interface. Many users find this… Read More »
If you’re using WordPress, then you might have noticed a lot of automatic update email notifications every time WordPress updates itself or your themes and plugins. It’s like getting a lot of email alerts, and nobody likes it. We are running dozens of WordPress sites,… Read More »
Often, our readers ask us how they can add custom admin notices in WordPress. WordPress core, themes, and plugins display admin notices like errors or warnings to users in the dashboard. If you are a WordPress site administrator, then you can also create custom notices… Read More »
A sticky floating footer bar stays visible on your website even when users scroll down on your page. It can help you promote discount offers, important announcements, or social media handles, which can reduce bounce rates and get more conversions. Over the years, we have… Read More »
Forgetting your WordPress admin password on localhost can be frustrating. Since email recovery might not work in this environment, you will need other ways to regain access. We recommend installing WordPress locally on your computer to learn WordPress development or testing new plugins and themes.… Read More »
We’ve been selling products online for the past 16+ years, and we’ve learned a lot of lessons about how to design attractive eCommerce stores and make more sales. Although setting up an online store in the past required some technical knowledge, it’s now easier than… Read More »
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