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You may have noticed how some popular websites (like eHow etc) will attach a “read more” link to any text that is copied from their site. This is a great way to get new users. Often folks are copying and pasting text from websites into… Read More »
One of our users asked how do other sites show number of queries and page load time in the footer. You will often see this in the footer of sites and it may say something like: “64 queries in 1.248 seconds”. In this article, we… Read More »
Dealing with a 404 error on your Yoast SEO sitemap in WordPress can be frustrating. Yoast SEO is a popular tool, but sometimes, a plugin conflict or incorrect settings can cause this error. So, if you try to visit your XML sitemap and you see… Read More »
SSL stands for Secure Sockets Layer. It’s a technology that makes sure that any information exchanged between your website and its visitors is secure. For example, it safeguards sensitive data like personal details, passwords, and payment information. Securing your WordPress site with SSL is crucial… Read More »
Recently we showed you how to create a personalized experience for your users by allowing them save their favorite posts in a personalized library. You can take personalized results to another level by using their first name at places (i.e the welcome screen). Luckily, WordPress… Read More »
If you’re frustrated by not being able to change your WordPress username, you’re not alone. We’ve come across this problem when setting up new sites, and we know this can be a real headache. The good news is, even though it’s not as straightforward as… Read More »
In the past, we have shared how to expire posts in WordPress using the Post Expirator Plugin. Well, when creating an event listing site, we found this plugin to be super helpful. We can easily delete the event listings that are expired. Secondly, thanks to… Read More »
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 help visitors find what they are looking for on your website is to organize your content with taxonomies like categories and tags. However, if your website has many subcategories, it can sometimes be difficult for visitors to find related… 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 »
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