If you need more control over how your content looks or want to add custom code, switching to HTML view in WordPress is the way to go. It allows you to directly edit the structure of your content and add things like embeds, tracking codes, or custom styles. In this article, I’ll explain how to switch to HTML view in both the Block Editor (Gutenberg) and the Classic Editor. How to Switch to...
When running an online store with WordPress, you want search engines to index only the most relevant pages, such as product pages and categories. Indexing unnecessary pages—like the add-to-cart page—can clutter search results and negatively impact SEO. In this article, we’ll show you how to exclude the add-to-cart page from indexing in WordPress. The Add to Cart page indexing arises because...
Custom post types allow you to create unique content beyond the usual posts and pages. But what if you need to know if a user is viewing a specific custom post type? There are ways to check if the current page is a custom post type. In this article, we’ll help you identify custom post types. Ways to Test if the Current Page Is a Custom Post Type You can use WordPress functions like...
Creating a password protected page in WordPress is an easy way to hide sensitive content. However, the default design of these pages appears default. If you want the page to match your brand or look professional, you can customize it. To customize the password protected page in WordPress, you may need help from a professional if you don’t know how to write CSS code. However, you can use the...
If you run a recipe blog, you’ve probably noticed some recipes appear on Google with star ratings, cooking times, and even photos—all in the search results! These are called rich snippets, and they can help your recipe blog stand out from the competition. Rich snippets make your blog more clickable, improve your SEO, and drive more website traffic. This is not something you can get easily on...
Most people prefer an online course because of its affordability and convenience. This is why the demand for online courses has been increasing. Some prominent platforms like Udemy, Coursera, and Simplilearn offer online courses in different categories. Numerous institutes are offering online courses. If you are also looking to create a website for online courses, WordPress is the only option for...
Creating a Multisite is helpful to get the most out of a server if you have more than one website identical to the same plugin and themes. However, Multisite is very challenging for different clients to manage. If one goes down, all will go down. If one gets hacked, all will be impacted. It’s better to create a multisite if all websites are identical and share the exact nature of business. If...
About 40% of website owners use WordPress, the most cost-effective and popular CMS available today. It’s popular because it’s flexible, user-friendly, and has many themes and plugins. This is why hackers keep an eye on WordPress websites, as millions of website owners are its users. That’s why focusing on security is crucial, especially regarding your WordPress theme. In this article,...
Fixing all technical SEO issues makes the website search engine friendly, as search engines crawl it more often. This is why it is essential to spend time on technical SEO. Most errors, like not fixing HTTP code errors, alt attributes, and missing descriptions, often impact SEO. Underscores in URLs can be a mistake when we develop a custom website. However, most CMSs use default URL slugs that...
Most website owners neglect to minify their JavaScript and CSS files, which negatively impacts loading speed. Many WordPress themes come with unminified JavaScript and CSS files preloaded. Identifying and reducing these unminified files should be the first task to improve your website's loading speed. You can minify some files using a plugin. However, for those used in the footer and header,...
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