Everything you need to know about fixing and changing your WordPress site. Even the most advanced people don’t know everything, here is our WordPress tutorial section.
We’ve spoken a lot about optimising your website design for mobile use recently. We’ve looked at 3 WordPress plugins that make your website more mobile-friendly and the Handheld Mobile WordPress … Read more
WordPress is great, but let’s face it – most good plugins are born out of a need to do something WordPress doesn’t do out of the box. If you’re a WordPress … Read more
In this article I will be showing you how even small changes to your WordPress-powered website can make a huge difference to your sites performance. In addition to tips and … Read more
In today’s coding generation, HTML is a very basic language. For that reason alone, I am going to call this a beginner’s tutorial on HTML and its use in WordPress. … Read more
I’ve spoken about preventing comment spam on WP Mods on a number of occasions. It’s something that all popular WordPress blogs have to deal with at some point. One type … Read more
I think that the leaner robots.txt file from Jeff Star is a good starting point for WordPress users as it specifies the most important folders that should be blocked from the search … Read more
Lead generation forms capture the email address of someone on your site, which gives you a direct line to them for marketing and other ways of reaching out. Additional information, … Read more
When it comes to building a successful website: Speed counts. Speed counts a lot. Google uses the performance of a website as one of its key factors for ranking a … Read more
If you’re having trouble with your networked printer, the first step is always to find out its IP address. There are a few different ways you can do it. This … Read more
This is an intermediate-level WordPress tutorial for aspiring theme developers. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a simple theme to get you started on the path to … Read more
The current WP Mods theme was designed by Blog Design Studio over a year ago. I still love the design however as the theme was designed before WordPress 3 was released, a … Read more
If you find yourself obsessing over site stats, social shares, and Google Analytics then Chartbeat is basically your new favorite porn. This beautifully designed real-time analytics service tracks just about … Read more
iPhorm Form Builder is a premium contact form builder from developers Theme Catcher. It’s incredibly easy to use, has support for over 60 languages and once installed the plugin will help … Read more
Bulk Page Creator is a handy little plugin that you will find useful if you create a lot of websites using WordPress. It lets you quickly add multiple pages to your … Read more
Did you just bump into an unexpected “ ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS ” error message on WordPress? Trying to fix this error issue can be infuriating, especially when you don’t know what it … Read more
Let’s be real. We bloggers, writers, website managers want the classic editor BACK. This full white, block editor interface just needs to go! If you are here thinking the same … Read more
Given the success of Pinterest and it’s recent jump into the position of the 3rd most popular social media site on the web after Facebook and Twitter, it’s no surprise that someone has designed … Read more
Code snippets are a great way of sharing useful code with other website owners and programmers. All the reader has to do is copy and paste the code you publish … Read more
Blogging scripts, such as WordPress, revolutionized the internet as they allowed non-technical people to create websites easily. WordPress is famous for its five-minute installation process. All you have to do is … Read more
Recently, I was working on a plugin that uses a custom post type to create Markers for Google Maps. Since interaction with Google Maps requires use of javascript, I needed … Read more
Although Notion is a fantastic and versatile project management tool that speeds up your SEO projects and keeps your clients happier, we do not suggest you run a website on … Read more
Yes, changing your WordPress theme could negatively impact SEO and your website ranking. Especially if you changed the themes the wrong way, your website content could get deindexed, and you … Read more
I am not referring to removing the theme currently in use on your WordPress site, as each site must have an active theme. Instead, I am addressing themes that have … Read more
The WordPress website is very convenient and practical. Even better, it can be easily customized down to a T. Thus, enabling you to achieve your most desired structure and functionalities. … Read more
Sure, plenty of pre-built WordPress themes are conveniently ready to install in just a few clicks. But sometimes, they are just too generic or simply not enough to meet your … Read more
Many small websites struggle to make money because they don’t collect emails. To maximize revenue, it’s important to get a hold of your visitors’ contact information as soon as possible. … Read more
WordPress is one of the most well-known content management systems (CMS) used by businesses today for creating websites, blogs, and online stores. It’s also one of the most accessible platforms … Read more
Adding keywords to your WordPress blog ensures that your article will show up on SERPs.
Ranking top on search engines is the Holy Grail for any business. To help you rank your WordPress site, we’ve created the WordPress SEO Checklist for 2022. In this comprehensive … Read more
You’ve taken a smart and sensible step. – Finally, bought that WordPress theme from ThemeForest, and … now what? Lucky you, we prepared a simple step-by-step guide to help you … Read more
In this tutorial, I am going to demonstrate how you can make a very nice enhanced version of the plain old comments section for your current WordPress theme. This is an … Read more
Do you have an already written HTML snippet you would like to include in your WordPress blog or website but are having trouble? We can help! It would certainly save a lot … Read more
If you are a WordPress developer, you have surely fought with WordPress cross-browser compatibility issues. In this tutorial, I will show you how to overcome many of the common issues that arise … Read more
I have been using WordPress since 2004/2005 – and when new features come out, sometimes it takes time to implement them in new and existing websites you work on. When custom post … Read more
If your website has not been indexed by Google, it can be very frustrating. After checking every box—your design, content, and pages—and ensuring that everything is functional, you may be … Read more
This is an advanced tutorial for WordPress users interested in using WordPress CakePHP. There are several tricks in this tutorial you can apply to your WordPress/CakePHP setup when moving from … Read more
No More Passwords is a cool new WordPress plugin from Jack Reichert that lets you log in to your WordPress-powered website by scanning a Quick Response Barcode with your smartphone. Once you have activated the … Read more
Have you ever wanted more control over how posts are categorized in WordPress? We did a project recently where the client wanted a WordPress story authoring site. He wanted to use … Read more
Recently I have shown you how you can use WordPress to create an arcade website, job board and a discussion forum. Today I will be showing you how you can … Read more
When writing a WordPress tutorial about creating an archives page last week I was reminded about the confusion which arises between the Archive.php and Archives.php files. Sometimes WordPress themes have … Read more
One of the most popular plugins available for WordPress is Wp Pagenavi. The plugin lets you change the default ƒ¢ ¢ ‚¬ ‚ Older posts | Newer posts ƒ¢ ¢ ‚¬ … Read more
One feature that makes WordPress a highly flexible and powerful content management system is its implementation of taxonomies. By default, WordPress ships with the “category” and “post_tag” taxonomies. WordPress allows … Read more
WordPress has evolved from a blogging tool to a fully-fledged content management system (CMS). It wouldn’t run 70+ million websites if it didn’t have the capabilities that most people needed to … Read more
Gravity Forms is pretty much the de facto standard for form development inside of WordPress. The first thing that comes to mind is the standard “contact form” (which it’s very, … Read more
More often than not my day consists of WordPress website problems I need to find a solutions for. Much of it I can draw from my own experience, but often I’ll Google … Read more
A client recently asked me to change the order of a list of categories displayed in a sidebar. I opened the proper file, located the call to get_terms that collected the terms, … Read more
GPL is short for GNU General Public License, which was created by the Free Software Foundation. When software is licensed under GPL terms, it means that the software is both … Read more
Do you want to know which of your posts is the most popular? Would you like some insight on what your WordPress website’s visitors like to see? Want to know where you … Read more
Podcasts are nothing new. You probably have one or two you listen to or watch on a regular basis yourself but have you ever considered creating one? It’s not as … Read more
A frequently overlooked enhancement that shipped with WordPress 3.1 has made querying posts by postmeta values significantly simpler. The WordPress core team made this improvement by adding the “meta_query” parameter … Read more
