How to Use the WordPress Gutenberg Editor
The WordPress editor has been around for almost as long as the platform itself. It’s no-nonsense and easy to use, but it’s not as slick as some modern page-building tools.
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How to Create a WordPress Maintenance Page
You’ll occasionally run into an error on your website or need to implement a feature that may affect its functionality. This may require you to take the site down temporarily,
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An Introduction to the WordPress Gutenberg Editor
Thanks to its open-source nature, WordPress is always improving. Most of the changes made to the platform are gradual in nature. However, that’s not always the case, as we’ll see
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How to Send Emails from WordPress Using an SMTP Server (In 3 Steps)
WordPress is capable of sending emails out of the box. However, its email functionality is limited to basic messages, such as registration confirmations and password change requests. If you want
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2 Ways to Integrate Instagram With WordPress
Instagram is a social media juggernaut, and most websites can benefit from a presence on the platform. Without one, you might lose out on a lot of potential leads. The
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4 WordPress Maintenance Tasks You Should Perform Regularly
Running a website is, in many ways, much like running a business. Behind every successful site you visit, there’s a lot of work that goes on in the background to
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What Are WordPress Permalinks (And Which Structure Is Right For You)?
You might have noticed that certain websites structure their URLs in specific ways. Some use random strings of numbers or letters to identify posts, whereas others (like us) opt for
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How to Enable and Use WordPress’ Debugging Feature
One of the most frustrating aspects of running a website is trying to fix errors when they pop up. Various issues can cause parts of your site – or the
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