WordPress 6.3 was released on August 7, 2023. In this post, I’ll highlight the new changes that you can apply to your site straight away and I’ll help you understand where WordPress is headed and what it means for the future of your website. 1. Create Your Own Block Patterns […]
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In this post, I’ll discuss three common mistakes WordPress beginners (and many seasoned bloggers) make. In most cases these three things aren’t going to make or break your website but avoiding them 3 WordPress Mistakes Every Blogger Should Avoid 1. Not deleting extra themes Picking the perfect theme for your
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Helping Content Creators Find & Use Free Content Openverse is a Creative Commons project that aims to make it easier for content creators to find and use free content. It’s a search engine that allows openly licensed and public domain works to be discovered and used by everyone by providing
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There are a number of DIY website builders available today. I’m aren’t going to compare different platforms. Instead I will help you learn how to make your WordPress website your own. With a bit of knowledge, you can customize your WordPress theme and fearlessly manage WordPress updates. If you’re like a
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In this post, we’ll explain what a landing page is and how you can build one for free on your WordPress website. We’ll even cover how to send a lead magnet to your subscribers. Have you tried online advertising (maybe on Facebook or on Google) but you haven’t seen a
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No matter what you’re trying to learn, insider terminology can be confusing. We created this glossary to help WordPress beginners (and more experienced users) navigate managing or creating a WordPress site with greater confidence and familiarity and overcome any hesitancy with tech. When you manage or build a WordPress site,
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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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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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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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