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Displaying your X/Twitter followers count as text in WordPress is a great way to boost your site’s credibility. When visitors see how many people follow you on social media, they’re more likely to trust your website. Luckily, using text to show your follower numbers is… Read More »
Back when we started WPBeginner, mobile-friendliness wasn’t a top concern. But now that over half of all web traffic worldwide comes from mobile devices, and Google prioritizing mobile-first indexing, we’ve had to adjust our approach significantly. Even if many themes and plugins have a mobile-first… Read More »
Running into the “allowed memory size exhausted” error in WordPress can be frustrating. It’s a common issue that pops up when your site needs more PHP memory than it’s allowed. This error can slow down your website or even crash it temporarily. That’s why fixing… Read More »
Guest posting is a great way to keep your WordPress site fresh. It’s also a good way to attract new readers. That’s one of the key reasons why we publish guest posts from WordPress experts on our own blog. But you might not want to… Read More »
In an attempt to make your WordPress search even more user friendly, you can highlight the search terms in the results. We did this for one of our clients, so we thought it would be useful for other users. In this article we will show you how you can highlight search terms in the results in WordPress.
In our many years of working with WordPress, one strategy we’ve consistently seen deliver results is targeting ads to search engine visitors. It seems that search engine visitors are more likely than your regular readers to click on targeted advertisements. By showing ads only to… Read More »
RSS stands for ‘Really Simple Syndication’, and RSS feeds are a powerful way to keep your audience updated with your latest content. But WordPress’s default options are pretty basic and there are no options to customize your RSS feeds. Luckily, we can show you how… Read More »
By default, WordPress does not show categories that are empty, meaning those without posts. However, there are times when you might want to display these categories, such as when you are planning to add posts soon or want to maintain your site’s visual consistency. We… Read More »
Adding social media links to your WordPress author profile pages can help you connect with your audience on different platforms and build a stronger online presence. While WordPress doesn’t include fields for social media profiles by default, there are simple ways to add them. At… Read More »