If you are building your own template and intend to use WooCommerce, or if you want to customize any template that uses WooCommerce for RTL and adapt it to Hebrew, you probably want to remove the default loaded style files [...]
HTTP Status Code is the server response to the browser’s request. When you visit any website, your browser sends a request to the server, and it responds to the request by returning a three-digit code: HTTP Status Code. If we [...]
WordPress includes a powerful comments system that allows visitors to engage with you and other readers. Comments are essential for building a community, encouraging discussions, and creating interaction between you and your audience. Even if you’re not a fan of [...]
By default, Google Analytics 4 (GA4) measures traffic on your site and tracks basic metrics such as pageviews, bounce rate, and more. However, if you want to track specific user interactions, such as file downloads, link clicks, form submissions, and [...]
In one of the projects I worked on, a considerable number of videos (video) were required on specific pages. Some of those videos needed to span the entire width of the screen, while others, smaller ones, were placed in a [...]
The elements rel="next" and rel="prev" are HTML Link Elements intended to indicate relationships between URLs in a series or set of pages. On the level of internet sites, a numbered sequence of any content can take various forms… Update: Embedding [...]
There are many ways to improve a website performance. One of the ways is to preload specific files that you know will be required later and are essential for the quick rendering of the page. The preload value of the [...]
In CSS, it is not possible to perform animation or partial gradient changes using the transition property. In other words, the following transition won’t work: .gradient { min-height: 200px; background-image: linear-gradient( to right, hsl(49.68, 97.89%, 62.75%), hsl(200, 51.54%, 44.51%) ); [...]
Considering that sliders and slider plugins (usually bundled with purchased themes) are quite slow and cumbersome to use, it’s often preferable in many cases to build your own slider to avoid headaches for both you and your clients. Of course, [...]
If you are experiencing issues with the position:sticky feature in CSS, meaning it’s not working for you, then the reason is usually one of the following: 1. The feature is not supported by your browser Before proceeding, make sure that [...]
Whether you’ve noticed it or not, recently on the Savvy blog, a message pops up for a few seconds if you land on any post that has been updated in the last 45 days. Due to frequent updates, I thought [...]
With a market share of 30%, WordPress is a popular system behind many business websites. Of course, this popularity makes it even more interesting and attractive for hackers and malicious attacks, which can easily damage your audience’s trust, leaving you [...]