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This article outlines the top five WordPress plugins for 2023 and explains why each one is a must-have for your website. There are numerous WordPress plugins open to use in the market. Testing all plugins to find the bes...
WordPress plugins are designed to extend the functionality of your website, and live chat is one of them. If you delve a little deeper into the theory of sales and the interaction of organizations between customers, then...
Continuing the topic of low- and no-code, we’re going to review the two most popular things to install for WordPress – Astra and Elementor. Here’s what we’ll discuss with shortcuts to each part: What they are...
Attention people from healthy dieting, fitness and sports industries! We’re happy to announce we’ve launched WP Calorie Calculator Pro – a WordPress plugin that calculates daily calorie intake norms and makes t...
Your favorite WordPress plugin for building forms announced an update, but there are more questions than answers? We’re here to help! Let’s look at the matter more closely. What are Gravity Forms? How can I update no...
WordPress users, we’ve brought something cool for you! There’s a way to make our long-time-favorite block editor (it’s already long-time; time flies, doesn’t it) more adaptive. Gutenberg Customizer is the plugin ...
RSS is a convenient way to share the news. All WordPress blogs support it by default, which is really helpful. Even though the acronym is associated with the mid-2000s (it was at the peak of its popularity in around 2005...
On WordPress, custom avatars may not be an obvious setting, but worry not: we’re here with a solution for you! If you hate the default placeholders in place of avatars and prefer to keep your admin dashboard neat a...
WordPress is far and away the most popular content management system (CMS) in the world today. More than 450 million websites currently use WordPress to ensure smooth, efficient loading, effective, glitch-free navigation...
Malware is short for ‘malicious software’. It is an umbrella term used to describe various computer applications designed to infiltrate websites, PCs, smartphones and other platforms. These applications have many pur...
WooCommerce is a WordPress plugin designed to facilitate e-commerce for online merchants. WooCommerce was launched in 2011 and quickly gained a following due to its quick, no-hassle installation and overall dependability...
Backups are one of those things that, just like insurances, might feel unnecessary… until someone breaks into your house or hacks your site. And like updates, it’s one of those things users tend to avoid or postpone....
Outline: Add WooCommerce Support to your WordPress theme by yourself Or let professionals add WooCommerce support to your website or create a custom WooCommerce project for you If you’re using a WordPress theme that co...
WordPress 5.0 introduced a new editing tool to its already world-famous leading content management platform, the Gutenberg editor. The Gutenberg editor has come to be known simply as the block editor, as the Gutenberg ed...
If you are not yet familiar with the Gutenberg WordPress block editor, which was designed to replace the classic WP editor, this short guide should help you to understand how it works and what you can do with it. It is n...
Surveys suggest that around 60% of websites created with a content management system (CMS) currently use WordPress. With this in mind, it is not surprising that the release of the Gutenberg WordPress editor in December 2...
