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Milan

A WordPress lover and blogger. Have been writing about WordPress for the past few years and loves sharing his knowledge and findings to those who need help.

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How to Embed PDF in WordPress

Want to insert PDF files into WordPress pages and posts? Unfortunately, the CMS (Content Management System), does not allow this functionality by default. You can upload and link to PDF in WordPress but have no way of displaying even a preview of the PDF in question. This is a bit surprising since you can embed…

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How to Upload and Link to PDF in WordPress

Seeking instructions to upload and link PDF files in WordPress? Can we assume you’re trying to post longer guides or simply PDF versions of existing WordPress pages and posts? No? Did you begin marketing and need to build a mailing list by offering free eBooks in exchange for an e-mail address? If that isn’t it,…

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How to Be a Successful Blogger: 13 Effective Tips

Creating a blog isn’t always for the goal of reaching success. With the affordability of hosting, a vast majority of websites are made out of need, passion, a spark of creativity, and even boredom. Actually, inspirational stories show that many bloggers reached prosperity through a mix of luck, years of struggle, and the right circumstances.…

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What is an SSL Certificate?

Ever wondered what the term SSL certificate represents? Well, you’re about to found out. In fact, you’ll leave knowing enough to keep up a conversation about the term and its concrete use. We’ve done our best to make it detailed, but digestible enough for someone who is a first-time website owner and only started using…

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How to Fix Pluggable.php File Errors in WordPress

A pluggable.php file error can appear on both the frontend and the backend. To be more specific, it might appear in place of your homepage, or after you access your WordPress Admin Section. Even worse, it often appears on all pages of your website, similar to the white screen of death in WordPress, which makes…

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How to Know if a Website is Made in WordPress

Once upon a time, no one had to teach you how to tell if a website runs on WordPress. They all resembled each other, looked very basic, and used a similar design and layout and even identical widgets. Luckily, those days are over. So, unless you recognize the installed WordPress theme, it’s hard to determine…

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How to Know Which Theme is Used in WordPress Website

Ran into a WordPress website whose visuals captivated your attention? It’s most likely a combination of heavy modifications, an eye for detail, and a base WordPress theme they installed. While copying is unethical and even illegal with copyright and/or a trademark, getting inspiration isn’t. And, as they say, “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.”…

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How to Defer Parsing of JavaScript in WordPress

Even the best WordPress theme for speed and performance contains a fair bit of JavaScript for base or bonus functionality. In other words, no matter how optimized it is, as you continue to modify its appearance and add new functions, its loading speed will be reduced. Luckily, you can still rely on a few tricks…

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How to Create a Site-Specific WordPress Plugin

Creating your first WordPress plugin allows you to easily add code snippets to your WordPress website. They will be completely independent of theme updates, and you can even install a new WordPress theme without worry. Also, you’ll no longer need to restore the functions.php file from your theme files, or fire up the Theme Editor…

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How to Be a WordPress Developer

Read about what WordPress is used for and figured you’d start developing for it? That’s commendable, even if you only stick to contributing to the WordPress code itself. By doing so, you’ll contribute to no less than a few million websites – WordPress powers about 40% of indexable ones on the Internet. But, whether you…

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How to Fix WordPress RSS Feed Errors

RSS feeds seem to be losing popularity. This is due to the social media networks, push notifications, mailing lists, and similar ways to stay updated. Luckily, their value didn’t decrease, and there are still plenty of users who rely on RSS feeds to read news, updates, and podcasts. Now that you know their importance, besides…

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How to Change Timezone in WordPress

Setting a timezone in WordPress has more benefits than simply telling the correct time in your country and city. The most obvious is the WordPress functions such as current_time or get_the_time that depend on it. These are used for scheduling posts, and when set incorrectly, can lead to the dreaded missed scheduled post WordPress error.…