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If you use custom post types, then you may want to create a form that allows visitors to search only that content. This can help people find what they are looking for and keep them on your site for longer. Over the years, we have… Read More »
One of the best ways to improve the browsing experience of your website is to use taxonomies to categorize your content. However, we’ve found that on complex sites with child taxonomies, website visitors may be unsure of how to explore related content. One solution is… Read More »
By default, WordPress adds the ‘Private’ or ‘Protected’ prefix to post titles when you make them private or password protected. While they’re functional, in our experience, these default labels can sometimes be confusing or unprofessional. Imagine sharing a password-protected post with a client only to… Read More »
There are times when searching a WordPress blog, you only get one item in the result. Depending on how organized your site is, this should be the item the user was looking for anyways. One of our users asked if there was a way to… Read More »
One thing we noticed after creating different WordPress sites for years is that a single search form doesn’t always work best. Different parts of your site may need different types of searches. By default, a WordPress search form looks through all your content. But we’ve… Read More »
If you have Skype on your computer you may have noticed that sometimes Skype highlights phone numbers automatically when you visit a website. From a WordPress developers point of view this can be very frustrating. Not only can it make your site look bad, but… Read More »
Keeping website visitors engaged and anticipating new content is an ongoing challenge for bloggers and content creators. Here at WPBeginner, we understand the power of fostering a loyal readership. One strategy that can significantly boost user engagement is showcasing a curated list of upcoming scheduled… Read More »
Have you ever wondered how you can limit your search results to specific post types? Its not very hard. We’ve already showed you how to disable the search feature in WordPress by modifying the functions.php file. Now we’re going to do the same thing except… Read More »
By default, WordPress comes with a built-in search feature, but it’s not very good. However, you can easily change that by adding Google Search in its place to provide more relevant and accurate results. This will boost user experience on your blog and make it… Read More »
There are so many ways to customize your WordPress website and use it more efficiently. We have been the leading resource in the WordPress industry for more than 16 years now. Over the years, we have used many tips, tricks, and hacks on our own… Read More »
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