Best WordPress Tutorials

Despite how stable WordPress is as a platform, you will encounter an error at some point. What’s more, it could be that you have no idea how it got there or what you can do to fix it. In this sort of situation, the WordPress debug mode is a lifesaver. Debugging is a way to find out why a ‘bug’…. Continue Reading

It’s not enough that the WordPress platform itself is the most popular Content Management System (CMS) in the world. We also have the most popular page builder and e-commerce platforms in Elementor and WooCommerce too. As such, it makes sense to use all three to create a stellar-looking and performant online store. If we break it down, WordPress is ideal…. Continue Reading

Sometimes, it can seem as though there are no shortage of WordPress errors to overcome, although the platform is stable and secure. Though, while this means the built-in error reporting is doing its job, you still need to fix issues that arise. The 403 Forbidden WordPress error is a common issue, with a straightforward solution. Most often, the problem relates…. Continue Reading

The beauty of WordPress is that you can do as deep down the rabbit hole as you like. If you have zero technical knowledge, you have the same relative power under your fingertips as a seasoned professional coder. Though sometimes, when you need to delve into the back end of WordPress to fix permissions errors, it helps to understand what…. Continue Reading

When you embed a YouTube video in WordPress content, it can help to engage your readers, increase time spent on the page, and provide a better experience for users. There are several ways you can embed videos into content in WordPress. In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll take you through each method. By the end of the guide, you’ll know how…. Continue Reading

We often talk about how your users are at the heart of your site. In some cases, this is literal. While your visitors are vital, the users – i.e. those with access to your WordPress dashboard – need management and organization. As such, you have to look at your WordPress user roles and use them in an optimal way. To…. Continue Reading

Whether you’re designing sites for clients or managing your own WordPress website, it’s important to know how it looks and works on a mobile device before you make any changes public. You probably have a mobile phone you can check your site with. But if you’re working on your laptop or desktop, it’s inconvenient to have to keep going back…. Continue Reading

There is a lot of advice on keeping your WordPress themes, plugins, and core files up to date. This helps keep your site in working order. Though, it’s not the only element to focus on. You’ll also want to update PHP in WordPress, to keep the server-side running smooth. Every site has a front end and back end. The back…. Continue Reading

Despite the varied number of ways to create and design your WordPress website, there’s still much confusion over getting your files from a local computer to your live server. If you’ve ever wanted to migrate your WordPress website, you’ll know what we mean. WordPress has a number of moving parts, and each of these need some setup on your new…. Continue Reading

The concept of evergreen content is a sound one. Though, there are lots of times you’ll want to date your content. Not only this, but comments and other site elements can benefit too. If you want to add a timestamp in WordPress, the process can be simple to implement. The WordProof plugin for WordPress let you add the functionality to…. Continue Reading