WP Event Manager is a free event management plugin for WordPress. It helps you to publish events on your WordPress website with ease. The plugin has over 10,000 active installations and a star rating of over four stars on average (most of the reviews are five stars). The numbers look great. Still, I wanted to see myself what the plugin…. Continue Reading

Need to create a custom registration form for your WordPress site? While WordPress does include its own native registration form, it’s super basic and not a great option for a site that allows public user registration. Using a WordPress registration form plugin will give you a lot more flexibility for creating user-friendly, custom forms. You’ll be able to add custom…. Continue Reading

Much like most other software, WordPress also has its flaws. Occasionally running into an error is normal for most WordPress users. But, don’t blame WordPress for the 429 Too Many Requests error. This particular WordPress error can surface for several different reasons, sometimes it can occur by the user’s own faults but it’s not WordPress’ fault. Never the less, we’re…. Continue Reading

One of the great things about the new WordPress block editor (Gutenberg) is that you aren’t just limited to the default blocks. That is, you can also install WordPress block plugins to add all kinds of new content and layout blocks. With these blocks, you can make the block editor feel much more like a page builder, where you’re able…. Continue Reading

As a WordPress user, there will come a time when you need to upload some types of files to your website. Maybe you’re making a website that let users download files or maybe you want to add a downloadable incentive to your email optin form. However, soon you’ll discover that WordPress actually don’t like it when you upload specific types…. Continue Reading

Using ad networking platforms like AdSense to monetize a website used to be one of the best ways to make money from a blog. However, with the arrival of AdBlock software, advertising became more of a challenge and a massive blow for most bloggers. When developing a blog, you’re practically giving away your experience and valuable information for free. All…. Continue Reading

As a website owner, you should always be prepared for all kinds of challenges and situations. Including security breaches and hacker attacks. Just recently, a massive hack attack on 10,000 WordPress websites turned blogs and websites powered by the popular CMS into sites full of crypto-miners, ransomware, and banking trojans to infest millions of visitors around the world. This kind…. Continue Reading

With the alarming rate of data breaches and hacks, people are now concerned about their online privacy more than anything else. As a result, the European Union introduced specific laws to protect user privacy. You might actually be breaking these laws without even knowing. If you have a WordPress website or a blog, chances are you’re already utilizing cookies to…. Continue Reading

WordPress is the most popular web content platform. In fact, nearly 30% of all websites are powered by WordPress. This includes everything from personal blogs to government websites with heavy site traffic. It’s not hard to see why, as WordPress is totally customizable while being very simple to use. Because so many use it, security is one of WordPress’s primary…. Continue Reading