With the release of WordPress 5.5, there are even more reasons to use the WordPress Block Editor instead of adding a Page Builder to your WordPress site. What are WordPress Page Builders? Page builders are third-party add-ons for WordPress. They are not part of WordPress. Builder plugins feature a drag […]
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Post updated from March 11, 2013. “PDF” stands for Portable Document Format – a file format that can be easily uploaded and downloaded from your website. PDFs are usually uneditable although you can create fillable PDFs. They are easy to print and share. That’s why they’re so widely used online.
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This post was originally published on November 26, 2012. The post has been rewritten to show you the new and much easier way to create anchor links in WordPress. In the past, creating page jump links required diving into HTML code. In this updated post, you’ll learn a simple way
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We often write about Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and website copy and no wonder – they go hand. Optimizing a site for search is commonly known as SEO. The aim of this post is to put into one place, our top tips for SEOing or optimizing your pages and posts
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The Ultimate Addons for Gutenberg (UAG) Plugin was the first plugin built to enhance the WordPress Gutenberg block experience. And it does what it promises. In this post, we’ll highlight a few of our favourite UAG blocks for you. It was hard to pick just 3 though, there are so
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You likely know by now that in December 2018, the classic WordPress content editor was replaced with a brand new block editor, known as Gutenberg. Learn more over here about the WordPress Classic Block in Gutenberg. You may also of heard about The Classic Editor Plugin, what you may not
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MailMunch is an online service that will help you grow your email subscriber list using multiple types of opt-in forms you add to your website. Available opt-in forms include popups, embedded forms, top bars, slide boxes and more. Create your MailMunch account, customize your forms and install the MailMunch Plugin—available
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Even though the GDPR is a European Union law, your website should be compliant with the regulation. Why? Because the internet doesn’t observe political or national boundaries. It’s global. As we read on a WordPress Forum: “The target group is ‘everyone’ since GDPR applies everywhere and to anyone that interacts
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UPDATE WordPress 5.0 was released on December 6, 2018 and Gutenberg is now the default editor. For a while now there’s been a buzz in the WordPress community about Gutenberg. Overall the Gutenberg project will provide a big update to WordPress. The initial introduction of Gutenberg is as a content
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We’ve had some workshop participants ask how to move from Wix to WordPress. And so we created this post as a response. Wix no longer supports an easy way to export your content from Wix to any other Content Management System (CMS). Here’s what we learned from a Wix support
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Even though SEO seems to change daily, keyword research still forms the foundation of your on-page SEO efforts. Did you know that 3.5 Billion searches were performed on Google every day – using keywords? This is why we believe that every website owner should care about SEO. Today, we’re going
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If you already have an existing blog on Blogger or Blogspot, you’ll be glad to know that you can easily import posts and images to your new WordPress site. Here we’ll walk you through the steps to move a Blogger blog to WordPress. We wrote this post, assuming that our
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