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WordPress has this very cool feature called sticky posts. Think of sticky posts as featured posts for your blog. When you mark a post as sticky, it shows up above your new posts, but only if your theme permits it. In this tutorial we will… Read More »
From our experience, both NextGEN and Envira are powerful WordPress gallery plugins. But some of our readers asked us how to switch from NextGen to Envira – and for good reason. After extensively testing both plugins, we’ve found that Envira is much more affordable and… Read More »
Looking to harness the full power of Twitter to drive traffic to your WordPress site? When used effectively, Twitter can help you find new users, expand your content reach, and bring traffic to your site. In this article, we will show you the most wanted… Read More »
You can upload many common file types in WordPress, including images, videos, audio files, and office files. However, some website owners need to upload files that are unsupported. For example, over the years, many of our readers have asked us how they can upload SVG… Read More »
By default, custom post types all look the same, which can be confusing. Unique icons can help you quickly identify different types of content. Plus, getting the right icons for your custom post types can make a huge difference in navigating your WordPress admin dashboard.… Read More »
You may not be aware that WordPress has an accessibility mode for inserting widgets. This lets you add widgets to your sidebar by clicking links instead. You can explore the widget interface with greater ease, using keyboard navigation and avoiding the need for drag-and-drop actions.… Read More »
Are you looking to fix the missing admin bar issue in WordPress? The admin bar is a floating bar that appears on every page of your website when you are logged in. It has helpful shortcuts that take you to different sections of the WordPress… Read More »
By default, WordPress automatically sends an email to WordPress admins when any other user resets their password using the lost password link. This feature can be helpful for monitoring account activity and potential security issues. But if you run a multi-author blog like ours, we’d… Read More »
If you run a business/agency or work as a freelancer, then you will need an easy way to send invoices to your clients. Generating these invoices right inside WordPress can help you save time and money and get paid faster. We offer our own WordPress… Read More »
One excellent way to become more productive in WordPress is by customizing the content editor. One example is the default placeholder text ‘Add Title’, which indicates where to add your post’s headline. There are times when displaying more relevant text can be a game-changer for… Read More »
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