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We recently received a question from a reader that we hear quite often around here: “How do I disable the REST API on my WordPress site?” And honestly, it’s a valid concern. When WordPress version 4.4 was released with the JSON REST API, it opened… Read More »
Are you looking into retargeting ads on Facebook? Do you want to install the Facebook pixel in WordPress? Setting up Facebook Ad campaigns that are targeted toward people that have previously viewed your content is a great way to drive more traffic back to your… Read More »
Do you want to create a time machine for your website? Having an automatic cloud backup of your WordPress site is the first step in securing your website because it gives you the option to revert changes should anything go wrong. In this article, we… Read More »
Blogger has served as a reliable starting point for many bloggers, but WordPress offers more flexibility and control. In our Blogger to WordPress migration tutorial, several readers asked us for step-by-step instructions on moving a custom domain blogger website to WordPress. That’s because Blogger also… Read More »
If you are developing a WordPress site for a client, then it’s likely that you will have shortcodes for your clients to use. The problem is that many beginners don’t know how to add shortcodes and if there are complex parameters involved, then it’s even… Read More »
Over the years, several of our readers have asked us if it is possible to hide password-protected posts from a site. In our experience, yes, it’s possible – WordPress lets you create password-protected posts to reinforce privacy. However, it has a downside. When these posts… Read More »
Feature boxes highlight a product or service’s biggest selling points. They are also a great way to present features to new customers so they can decide whether this product or service is right for them. Over the years, many of our partner brands have used… Read More »
Did you notice that there was a slight change in the comment form fields in WordPress 4.4? The comment textarea is moved to the top whereas the Name, Email, and Website field is moved to the bottom. One of our readers asked if there was… Read More »
If you are WordPress developer, then at some point you may come across customizing or extending the WordPress Visual Editor. For example, you may want to add a button to the Visual Editor’s toolbar to allow your client to easily insert a text box or a call… Read More »
LiveJournal is an online platform for running personal blogs, journals, and diaries. It offers a sense of community through user journals, a popular commenting system, and basic privacy controls. However, as their blogs grow, many users find themselves looking for the greater flexibility and advanced… Read More »
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