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Creating a custom archives page in WordPress can significantly enhance your site’s navigation and content discoverability. At WPBeginner, we’ve implemented our own custom archives page to help readers easily access our extensive collection of blog posts and tutorials. A well-designed archives page can improve user… Read More »
Organizing content with an FAQ accordion can improve the user experience on your WordPress site. This feature allows you to display questions and answers in a compact format, making it easier for visitors to find information quickly. Plus, using jQuery for your accordion makes your… Read More »
Do you want to add a Facebook follow button for your website’s authors in WordPress? Adding a Facebook follow button will allow authors to increase their Facebook profile or page’s visibility and reach a wider audience. Users will simply need to click on the button… Read More »
Syntax errors in WordPress can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re new to coding. You might encounter this issue when adding code snippets from tutorials. Even a tiny mistake can break your entire site. If you’ve seen the dreaded “Syntax error, unexpected…” message, there’s no need… Read More »
You’ve worked hard to build your Facebook following, but your website visitors aren’t connecting with your page. Frustrating, isn’t it? We’ve tested various ways to integrate Facebook with WordPress, and we’ve found that a simple Like Box can make a real difference in growing your… Read More »
Recently, one of our users asked us how to enable oEmbed in WordPress text widgets. oEmbed is a protocol that allows your blog to ask an oEmbed enabled website to provide HTML needed to embed dynamic content. In simple words, it allows you to just… Read More »
After running WPBeginner for over a decade, we’ve learned that building a strong community is key to successful blogging. We owe our success to our loyal readers, and we’re always looking for new ways to connect with them. One great way to build community is… Read More »
Have you ever tried to open one of your WordPress posts only to be greeted by a 404 error? At times, we experience that when we’re working on our own WordPress sites or helping our users This error occurs when you can access your WordPress… Read More »
Gravatar is a web service that connects a user’s email address to an online avatar. WordPress automatically shows visitors’ Gravatars in the comment section, but you may want to add them to other areas of your website, too. This can help create a more visually… Read More »
When it comes to making updates or significant changes to your WordPress site, doing so directly can be risky. This is where a staging site comes in. It is a perfect clone of your live website where you can safely test changes, troubleshoot issues, and… Read More »