Category - Wordpress

As one of the most popular site-building and content management systems in the world, WordPress powers millions of websites. Though it is known for its ease of use, even experienced users can sometimes run into errors. In this article, we’ll...

The holiday season is a busy time for many businesses, and your website is likely to see an increase in traffic. This can be a great opportunity to boost sales, but it also comes with some challenges. Here are some tips on how to make sure your...

Maintenance mode is a feature in WordPress that allows you to put your site into a temporary holding state. This is useful when you need to make changes to your site, but don’t want those changes to be visible to the public until they’re...

If you’re running a WordPress website, it’s important to make sure that you don’t have any 404 Not Found pages. Having 404 pages can hurt your site’s SEO and make it harder for visitors to find the content they’re...

WordPress version 6.0 is now available for download, as of May 24! This release includes a number of new features and improvements, such as an improved block editor experience, better accessibility, and performance enhancements. Let’s take a...

WordPress has been the dominant website platform for well over a decade. As of last fall, WordPress is used by 42.8% of the top 10 million websites on the Internet. Because it’s been around for so long, you might be tempted to think that it’s...

WordPress is so unbelievably popular as a website platform that anytime a new version is released, this is big news. The newest WordPress version, 5.9, was released on January 25th. Here are the new features you need to know about. Updates to the...

WordPress became the most popular website platform on the planet because of its ease of use and performance. One thing that makes WordPress even easier to use is the WordPress Toolkit in cPanel. An extension of the older and now deprecated WordPress...

If you’re a long-time WordPress user, you probably still remember the Classic Editor. As a matter of fact, the Classic Editor is so iconic that it might still be what you picture in your head when you think of writing a blog post, despite the fact...

If you are looking to have a little more control on your WordPress site, you may be considering migrating to a WordPress.org self-hosted platform. WordPress.org is free and open-source, so you have optimal control over all aspects and monetization...

Caching is a way to speed up the responsiveness of your site. Imagine data as things that you need to access while you’re on the go—caching is like having your lip balm in your fanny pack, as opposed to your backpack; it saves you a little time and...

More than 30% of websites on the Internet are powered by WordPress, a staggering number. Its popularity and convenience makes WordPress a popular platform for podcast websites. Whether you meet two times a week to play Dungeons and Dragons with your...