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Losing access to your WordPress admin area can be a nightmare, especially when you’re facing a tight deadline or managing a client’s site. At WPBeginner, we’ve helped countless users regain control of their websites after being locked out due to forgotten passwords, security plugin mishaps,… Read More »
Excluding specific categories from your WordPress RSS feed can give you more control over what content gets shared. It’s useful if you have certain posts that don’t fit your main feed, like private updates or announcements for a small audience. This way, those posts stay… Read More »
Boosting your WordPress site’s security is important, and an easy way to do that is by removing the password reset option. Normally, WordPress allows users to reset their passwords using their email addresses. While this is really convenient, it can also be a target for… Read More »
Multi-part forms allow you to collect more information without scaring users away. They also provide a better user experience and make it easier for people to fill out the form without abandoning it. Over the years, we’ve created many multi-page forms on WPBeginner and our… Read More »
Linking to external websites from your post titles in WordPress is a great way to drive traffic or share important resources. While many users stick to linking titles internally, adding external links can be a smart strategy if you want to direct visitors to specific… Read More »
While RSS (Really Simple Syndication) isn’t as popular as it used to be, some WPBeginner readers still use it to follow their favorite blogs. We’ve gotten questions about offering special content just for RSS subscribers. Giving exclusive content to RSS subscribers can be good for… Read More »
Recently, one of our users asked us how they can add a list of forbidden words for WordPress post titles. This might sound like a niche feature, but it can be incredibly useful for anyone managing a multi-author WordPress blog. By creating a list of… Read More »
At WPBeginner, we don’t store users’ IP addresses in our WordPress comments. That’s because we want to respect our visitors’ privacy and ensure our site is fully compliant with data protection regulations like GDPR. By default, WordPress logs and stores the IP addresses of commenters… Read More »
Dealing with spam comments in WordPress is like swatting flies. What happens to those flies once you swat them? Akismet, the popular spam-fighting plugin, holds onto them in your database for 15 days by default in case you need to review them. One of our… Read More »
Have you heard about Facebook Instant Articles and want to add them to your WordPress site? Instant Articles are excellent for delivering content quickly to Facebook users. They load 10 times faster and use a mobile format. This helps provide an exceptional user experience and… Read More »
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