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It is important to keep up with your editorial calendar schedule, and part of it is to change the timezone on WordPress. In this tutorial, I go over how to change the WordPress timezone setting on your site. Planning a post for an upcoming article on your blog means that you need to know the country …
So you are wondering which side will be better for a sidebar on your WordPress website? We got you covered, this article will highlight whether the left or right sidebar is better suited to your website. After all, ensuring that you are utilizing all the WordPress features in the best way, is essential for a …
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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 guide, you’ll find the most effective tips and a suite of our recommended SEO tools for optimizing any WordPress site from the get-go. Our Top …
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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 developer, you work with all kinds of websites big and small. Each have their own share of issues, whether it’s a new site from the …
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Maintaining the WordPress site is a dynamic process, not only because of the content and visual updates that web admins apply but also due to constant updates of plugins, themes, page builders, PHP, and WordPress. All wheels in the machine need to keep running smoothly, so the site looks spotless and works flawlessly, and the …
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Favicons are those little 16×16 icons which you see at the top of your browser. They also appear in other places such as bookmarks and RSS readers. You don’t need to have a favicon for your website, though I think it’s an important part of branding and promoting your site. Also, it only takes 2 minutes to …
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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 engines such as your admin area, includes directory and theme and plugin folders. What is a Robots.txt file? The Robots.txt File lets you control what …
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Most of us are aware of the benefits of speeding up your website. The quicker a page loads, the more time a visitor is likely spend on your site, and if they stay longer on your site they are more likely to make you money (purchasing a product, clicking on an affiliate link etc). Pages which …
Once you have registered your custom taxonomy, it is really useful for be able to list the terms inside of that taxonomy, exactly as you would display a list of post categories. Even though it is a little misleading, it turns out that you can display a list of terms in a custom taxonomy using the wp_list_categories() function. …
On WP Mods we use the excellent UberMenu WordPress plugin to style our main navigation menu. Those of you on a budget will be pleased to know that there are free alternatives available that let you style navigation menus easily. Use JQuery Mega Menu Today I would like to show you two great free plugins …
