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As WordPress experts, we regularly share this valuable tip with site owners looking to maintain better editorial control: how to 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… 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 »
We know how keeping up with a content posting schedule can feel like a chore, especially when you have an audience of active B2B professionals on LinkedIn. That said, posting regularly on LinkedIn is important if you want to keep this key segment of your… Read More »
Accidentally closing a page before submitting a comment or a half-filled form can be incredibly frustrating. One of our users recently asked if there was a way to show a confirm navigation popup to prevent this. This small but powerful popup alerts users before they… Read More »
By default, WordPress shows error messages on the login page when someone enters the wrong username or password. While these messages are meant to help users, they can also give clues to hackers trying to break into your site. Disabling these login hints is a… Read More »
We have been asked by a few of our readers how to do a mass find and replace in WordPress without having to do everything manually. We understand the challenges of managing a large WordPress website with tons of content. Whether you are migrating from… Read More »
WordPress can use compression to make your website images smaller. This makes them faster to download, improving the load time of your website. But if your images are compressed too much, then can look less sharp or lower quality. This will not give the best… Read More »
Want to connect AWeber with your WordPress site? AWeber is one of the most popular email marketing services on the web. You can use it to create signup forms and grow your email list or integrate it with other plugins to grow your business. In… Read More »
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