There are quite a few ways to improve the loading time of WordPress sites which I have written about in previous articles. However, there is one action I do not see being performed often by WordPress developers, which is selectively [...]
CMB2 (Custom Meta Boxes 2) is a popular developer toolkit for creating metaboxes, custom fields, and forms in WordPress. If you’ve been using ACF for custom fields, CMB2 is worth knowing about – it takes a code-first approach that many [...]
By default, WooCommerce uses AJAX to add products to the cart on archive pages without a page reload. However, the add-to-cart button on single product pages triggers a full page refresh. This guide shows how to enable AJAX add-to-cart on [...]
The year 2020 made most of us more isolated, whether we were sent to quarantine, found ourselves in government-imposed lockdowns, or were taking care of our parents and grandparents and avoiding meeting them to keep them healthy. This situation, a [...]
If you take a look at most serious digital stores, you will see that when a product is added to the shopping cart, there is some indication that the product has been added. Whether it’s a text message on the [...]
The text-shadow feature in CSS adds a shadow to text. It takes a list of shadows separated by commas, which are added to the text and the decoration of that text. Each shadow is described by a combination of X [...]
One of the most common questions I encounter is how to improve the loading speed of WordPress sites. This is probably because studies show that 47% of users expect the loading time to be less than two seconds, and about [...]
If you’ve reached this point, you likely already know that your website has technical issues related to SEO in Google. Before we continue – I must honestly say that this is the first post I am writing intended to promote [...]
One aspect in which websites lag behind native applications is the smooth user experience. The perception of a smooth experience largely comes from the user interface’s responsiveness to user interactions, with the action of scrolling content being a crucial part [...]
One of the most common performance issues in WordPress is plugins and themes loading their own scripts and stylesheets (CSS & JS) on every page, without checking whether those assets are actually needed. For example, a plugin that only works [...]
The action of duplicating posts can be very useful when working with many similar posts. For example – products in a WooCommerce store. It can be said that the option to duplicate posts is especially useful when your posts have [...]
The “Users” metric in Google Analytics 4 tells you how many people visited your site or app. Simple enough on the surface, but GA4 actually tracks several types of users – and the default “Users” column in your reports may [...]