If you are a blogger, you certainly know that in order to make their posts eye-catching, they need to spice them up with some images, videos, clips, and the like to add interest and color. However, WordPress by default doesn’t [...]
Showing Related Posts at the bottom of your articles keeps visitors browsing your site longer, improves engagement, and helps with SEO through better internal linking. Since I always try to keep the number of plugins to a minimum for security [...]
Do you agree with me that carousels are a feature that is widely used on WordPress websites (and in general)? A simple google search and you’ll find dozens of plugins, libraries, and guides on how to create them. However, when [...]
For security purposes, WordPress only allows uploading common file types such as images, videos, and documents. But sometimes you need to upload a file with an extension that WordPress blocks by default – like SVG, PSD, or a custom format. [...]
In this post, we will see how to use the unslick function provided by the Slick Slider library. The unslick function allows us to disable the slider functionality at a specific breakpoint, which we can set when initializing the carousel [...]
Waze Deep Links allow users on your website to open the Waze app through an embedded link, ensuring a seamless transition between your site and the Waze app for navigation to your business or event. Let’s see how Waze Deep [...]
In this post, we will see how to add various animations to Slick sliders using Animate.css. This is because Slick provides only two default types of animations...
It's difficult to describe the excitement I felt when I discovered the wonders of the plugin Advanced Custom Fields, or by its short name, ACF.
In this brief guide, I will explain about image sizes in WordPress and their usage in the admin interface and code level. We will also see how to create new image sizes and how to prevent generating unnecessary images based [...]
Adding custom styles and scripts to your WordPress site is common, but doing it the right way is crucial. Instead of placing <link> or <script> tags directly in your theme files, WordPress offers a built-in and much safer method: enqueueing. [...]
When you're transitioning to a new hosting server, the most crucial step is to test your website before you direct the domain to the new server. This will enable you to ensure a proper migration.
Similar to the feeling of moving to a different city, migrating a WordPress website to a new server or domain can be a bit worrisome. There are always small details that need attention, and missing one of them can lead [...]