WordPress is one of the pillars of the internet.
Created 17 years ago, WordPress initially was just a blogging platform, which they transformed into a content management system, allowing users around the world to create websites, open online shops, and businesses.
Building a WordPress website is a progressive process. You must always be on the lookout for new features and enhancements that can propel your brand to the top. In this article, we’ll talk about calendar plugins. One special feature that you may not always find on WP-powered sites is add calendar to your website. They are usually used for online booking and event management, but you can also use calendar plugins to share notifications. Of course, they can be also added because of their aesthetic value.
Have you ever wondered why uploaded an image looks pixelated on the front-end even on a fresh WordPress install? Here’s how you can Disable Image Compression in WordPress or change it.
By default, WordPress compresses your images for better performance when you upload them to the media library. It reduces image quality to 82% on upload when processing since version 4.5. If you are a photographer who wants to showcase high quality images on your website, then you can turn off image compression in WordPress.
By default, WordPress itself does not provides External SMTP settings to send its email. This is especially troublesome if you often send emails to communicate with your customers via WooCommerce platform, members or notice to user via BBPress forum. Oftentimes, the build-in email function known as wp_mail() is not sufficient for users as emails either don’t send at all or have a high likelihood of winding up caught in spam filters. Due to the nature of PHP Mail function emails often arrive in spam / junk folder. When sending email, it is usually a good idea to Send WordPress Email with External SMTP.
In this post, I’ll show you how to increase the deliverability of emails sent by WordPress using something called SMTP.
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Connection Lost Error is the following error message might occur while you are uploading, inserting media (image) files, publishing a post or saving draft.
“Connection lost. Saving has been disabled until you’re reconnected. We’re backing up this post in your browser, just in case.”
It may take a few seconds or over 10 minutes for that connection issue to clear. During that time you can’t save a draft or publish an article. At first, I thought there was something wrong with my activated plugins, themes… so I tried deactivating all my plugins, updating and changing to default themes, downgrading the version of WordPress and everything but the error still occurs. Very frustrating.
I found the problem must occur due to a technical glitch which leaves site owners frustrated and clueless. So then, in this post, I will help you understand the real reasons behind this error and how to resolve it efficiently.
WordPress 3.6+ uses the jQuery Migrate script (jquery-migrate.min.js or jquery-migrate.js) to ensure backward compatibility for any plugins or themes you might be using which use functionality for versions of jQuery older than 1.9. Most up-to-date frontend code and plugins don’t require jQuery Migrate module. In most cases, this simply adds unnecessary load to your site, lower your website speed and wast the server power. So in this tutorial, I am going to explain how to remove jQuery-Migrate from WordPress.
If you are looking to build a website for your business, one thing you’ll quickly notice is the abundance of platforms and CMSs (content management systems) to choose from. Drupal, Joomla, WordPress, Magento, ExpressionEngine, SilverStripe and TextPattern are some of the industry leaders. However, CMS are not created equal and the numbers partly explain why.
Thinking to start an online business venture? The first thing you must look out for is the look of your website. Along with the look, functionality of your website matters to the success of your online business. It is necessary to offer top-notch services and high-quality content to make the visitors stay engaged on your website. The next thing one must look forward to is the platform with the help of which the website has been developed. It represents the entire functioning as well as look of your website. The website must be clean and perfectly organized, and hence the development platform must be chosen very precisely.
If you are confused with the platform, go with WordPress. It can be the best platform for anyone who has less technical knowledge. WordPress is a time-saving, highly organized and reliable Content Management System. It is one of the most popular CMS on the internet. In the below article, you will find some of the free as well as paid WordPress Themes along with their details and functioning of it.
Anyone who has built a website (or ten) using WordPress understands that plugins are the key to success. It might take a while for you to get used to the entire concept of web design and building using WordPress, but it’s one of the most popular platforms, and one of the most versatile.
What makes WordPress so popular is its ability to provide a platform where you can build a store, post blogs, and even enjoy receiving comments from visitors.
Plugins are key tools for making your website more functional and responsive. When it comes to boosting user experience on your site, these tools help a great deal because they build on the otherwise basic content management system upon which your website was created, and enhance your website by adding relevant features and functions. This is why getting the right plugins for your website can make all the difference in taking your business to the next level.
There are so many plugins out there. Choosing the right ones is a critical decision, especially as having too many plugins can affect the speed of your site. You therefore need to be sure that the plugins you choose are significant.