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Viewing how many people are following your website, built using WordPress or not, is crucial. Although you shouldn’t make changes based on every visitor observation and request, it’s pivotal that website owners understand their audience. While you can follow guidelines, get advice from others in the niche, or go about it based on feeling, you…
Don’t know where to find WordPress logs after you began experiencing problems or want to prevent them from happening? That is a solid decision and a nifty way to investigate issues that may take your website down, ruin the user experience, and ultimately frustrate you for hours. WordPress stores a detailed log of things turning…
Decided to make and preserve changes to a page or a post in WordPress without publishing them? We know this doesn’t jump out as a common request, since you usually want content updates visible as soon as possible. However, from our explanation below, you’ll quickly realize how useful and, at times, necessary, this procedure is.…
Navigation of any website is a crucial part of superb UX (User eXperience), but sometimes you may need to nofollow links, especially in WordPress. Though many newcomers believe this will stop visitors from opening links, that’s untrue. It will only instruct search engine crawlers or bots to avoid following the link and affecting your website’s…
No longer want a certain page or a group of pages to appear in WordPress search results? This may confuse those who haven’t found our guide deliberately. After all, you want search engines to index your pages and visitors to easily find as much engaging content as possible. However, there are exceptions. For instance, you…
Started uploading a file and was met with the concerning “Sorry, this file type is not permitted for security reasons” error message? Don’t fret—it may have been a mishap on your part. However, it can also be precisely what it says: an unsupported file extension that can harm your website. Therefore, this CMS (Content Management…
Decided to break up WordPress posts into several pages because they’re too long or too diverse in content? No wonder; posts represent the building block of blogging on WordPress and in general, and should be easy to read, descriptive, and concise. If you can’t avoid covering a topic in-depth, which may require thousands of words,…
If you are worried malicious visitors will see the WordPress version number and want to abuse it, you should remove it. Right off the bat, we’ll say this is a common concern and something that might tighten up your security a bit but isn’t truly a full-fledged measure. You should employ security plugins for WordPress…
Do you want your WordPress site to become an authority but remain unsure of ways to propose it to Google News? Don’t fret; though we can’t guide you into becoming a high-quality news website, we’ll cover the entire procedure of handing your application over. Plus, the tech giant has prepared extensive documentation on changes you…
Decided to lock your WordPress posts so no one can see them? Is your goal to let select individuals, such as your writers, editors, and administrators see them, so they can keep working? We should also ask you if you’re running a membership site, or locking a portion of your content for people that have…
Got tired of the regular small, medium, and large image sizes in WordPress and want to implement custom options? You’re not alone. Many website owners and bloggers use themes that come with unusual picture dimensions or design their web page elements around uncommon resolutions and aspect ratios. While it’s true you can edit, then upload…
Not everyone loved the WordPress 5.8 update that brought a feature called widget blocks, and many people wanted to turn it off. While it worked with all the old widgets, which calmed a lot of website owners down, it was undoubtedly hard to change a habit or an established workflow. Let’s just say that the…
