Want to learn how to code in HTML for WordPress?
Knowing HTML will help you a lot when it comes to building and maintaining your WordPress website. But the problem is that most people do not have time to learn to code.
Well, that’s where this WordPress HTML tutorial comes in.
Looking for how to create your own affiliate program for your WordPress website?
Creating your own affiliate program will save you money and give you better control compared to letting a service handle it for you.
With ease and in very little time at all, you can have a complete, fully functioning affiliate program on your site.
Looking for how to create a photo gallery in WordPress?
Today I’ll show you how to create an efficient photo gallery that uses lightbox–that is, where the image popups when clicked in an overlay over the current webpage (just like Facebook uses).
Additionally, users will be able to easily share the images directly from the lightbox overlay. And it will be responsive, working well on tablet and mobile.
Looking to find your WordPress database name in phpMyAdmin?
The problem occurs when you have many websites and thereby many databases in a big list — you can forget which database is associated with which website.
This guide solves this problem by helping you to easily identify your WordPress database for any site.
It’s important to stay up to date with WordPress core, plugins, and theme updates for website performance, compatibility, and security.
But sometimes these updates can cause a problem for you, such as breaking your site.
WordPress allows you disable automatic updates in different ways, and selectively for different kinds of updates.
I’ll show you some of the different ways you can do exactly that.
If you’re using affiliate links on your website, then it’s a good idea to start cloaking them.
Cloaking a link consists of taking that original, messy affiliate link and making it shorter and cleaner.
This can make these links appear more trustworthy and better encourages your visitors to click them.
Today, I’ll show you the best ways to do it.
Today I’ll show you how you can create a clone of your existing WordPress website.
This is extremely useful and is something I personally do on just about every site that I develop.
With a cloned site on hand, you can reassuringly make changes and test new features and plugins without having to risk problems occurring on your live site.