WordPress

Creating a staging area for your WordPress site gives you the benefit of testing, altering and improving your site’s features before they go live on…

There are numerous reasons to cloak (i.e. disguise) your WordPress links. You might want to shorten a long URL so it is easier to share or just hide…

The post editor in WordPress, as its name implies, is meant to let you edit posts and content. By default, it doesn’t allow you to add in custom CSS…

In WordPress all your themes, plugins, and uploaded images are stored in the “wp-content” folder. In fact, the URLs of images, stylesheets, etc.,…

If Bitcoin and WordPress are two of your passions, this article will show how you can merge them – with Bitcoin plugins for WordPress. There are…

What’s better than an RSS Feed? Custom RSS Feeds of course! A lot of people have predicted the death of this sharing technology for eons now, but it…

If you’re thinking of embedding YouTube videos that don’t collect user data, then this post is for you. You probably already know. The GDPR aims to …

WordPress has multiple built-in post statuses like draft, published, trash, pending, and scheduled. If these statuses are not enough for your…

Do you like WordPress, but there’s more news about it than you can take in? That’s what this post is for! I’m distilling WordPress news from the past…

When you’re selling a theme, its demo is your sales pitch. If the demo falls short in some way, it’s doing a disservice to the theme and will lead to…