Host & Load Google Fonts Locally on Your Own Server
In this guide, we'll show you how to use Google Fonts without relying on their servers. we will show you how to host & load google fonts locally (from your own server).
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How to Load Custom Fonts Using @font-face
The @font-face Rule in CSS enables the usage of customized fonts (Custom Fonts) for the text on your website. These fonts can be loaded from an external server using the "url()" function or...
“font-display” Property: Enhancing Speed & User Experience
The font-display property determines how fonts loaded using @font-face are displayed on a website, based on whether the font has already been downloaded and is ready to be used or not. To address this issue, where text is present but [...]
Disable srcset Attribute for Responsive Images in WordPress
In this short post, we'll see how to disable the automatic addition of the srcset attribute to the HTML of images on WordPress websites. If you take a look at the source code of a page on your website that [...]
JavaScript & Internet Cookies: Developers Essential Practices
Cookies are one of the most important web technologies. Cookies were created to store persistent information about users in a browser. The same cookie is a piece of information from a certain website that is stored in the browser, so [...]
What is Cache & what Cache Types Available for WordPress?
Caching is a mechanism that allows storing data in a specific way that enables quicker and simpler access to the information than retrieving it from the source.
JavaScript For Loops: A Beginner’s Guide with Examples
Loops allow us to run a specific piece of code multiple times as desired. In this post, we will specifically focus on the 'for' loop in JavaScript and present examples that use the loop to achieve various tasks.
Define a Different Style for Outbound Links in CSS
I am constantly improving the user experience and the appearance of my website, especially the look and feel of the blog. Yesterday, while going through one of the posts, I noticed that there are quite a few external links in [...]
Optimizing Contact Form 7 for Better Performance
The plugin Contact Form 7 is an excellent and one of the most popular plugins for creating forms on WordPress websites. It allows for creating various forms, offers customization of the form, works with Ajax, and also allows the use [...]
How to Allow Gutenberg Editor for Custom Post Types
Gutenberg is the new editor that comes by default in WordPress (version 5.0+). However, it turns out that it does not automatically appear for Custom Post Types. By default, these use the classic WordPress editor. It’s possible (quite likely, actually) [...]
Complete Guide: Migrating Your WordPress Site to HTTPS
Recently, I migrated my blog to the HTTPS protocol, and I want to share with you the process and some things I learned along the way. I also noticed that there isn’t a comprehensive guide explaining the steps to properly [...]
FTP Explained: A Beginner’s Guide for WordPress Users
Although lots of things can be done via the WordPress dashboard, not everything can be done. Sometimes you need to make a change directly to one of the website files. You may want to do this in order to strengthen [...]