...I’ve covered that extensively in previous posts with lots of examples. You’re welcome to take a look at the post on Adding CSS and JS to WordPress Sites. If you’re struggling, feel free to ask in the comments, and...
...will be displayed after you register. This guide refers to reCaptcha v2 only, I haven’t tested the other options. Feel free to share in the comments if you’ve tried… Add the Key to Contact Form 7 in WordPress Admin...
...achieve very nice effects… Which shadow did you like the most? Tell us in the comments, and if you have created some cool shadows, share them with us in the comments and I will add them to the article…...
...displayed exactly before the request for CSS begins, as illustrated in the following image: Wait, did you notice the orange comment that appeared in the console? The comment warns us that we preloaded the asset but did not use...
...can try using this code to disable file concatenation: 22. Honestly – I have nothing more to write… Point 22 can come from your comments – if you have cool tricks related to `wp-config.php`, share them in the comments,...
...Plugins In case your code is problematic and throws errors, you can fix that. But what if external plugins you installed throw errors and comments on your entire interface? When is active, it displays all errors without exception. It...
...feel free to ask in the comments — we’re here to help. Final Thoughts Guest Mode is a strategic way to reduce load times for new visitors without compromising the personalized experience that WordPress offers. Combined with Guest Optimization,...
...an SEO expert or ask me in the comments at the bottom of the post… i’ll be happy to advise! 🙂 1. General After installation and activating the plugin, you will find a new menu in the WordPress admin...
...to do so in the comments… Another way to test the security level of your site is through webpagetest by testing your site’s URL. Here’s the result for the same store: Thats it, Corrections, comments, and improvements are welcome…...
...information. In addition, there is the file, which is responsible for those comments you find at the end of most of the posts you read. This file can be somewhat complex, but basically, it simply contains HTML and PHP...
...and user retention on your site. Any comments or feedback? Did you find any errors or think there’s room for improvement in this article? Share your thoughts in the comments, and we’d be happy to enhance the post… 🙂...
...element or another. It might sound trivial, but I’ve encountered many developers who aren’t familiar with this method and use outdated techniques such as absolute positioning, the min-height property, and the like. In the comments, it was suggested that...
...the site (such as adding comments, displaying posts, and more), while MySQL is responsible for storing the actual data (control panel settings, post content, and more). For example, when you enter your website’s address in the browser and hit...
...with friends, modify them to suit your needs, or even collaborate with the font creators to improve them. You’re free to use these fonts in any way you want, privately or commercially, in print, on your computer, in applications,...
...300 900 Optical Size: 8 48 Width: 64 100 Italic: 1 Design: David Jonathan Ross Publisher: DJR Characters: Latin Release: 2020-01-01 Licensing: Paid/commercial How to Use Variable Fonts? So, many will likely store those variable fonts locally, as Google...
...live example: Append Card Use Cases and Best Practices The method is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to dynamically update the DOM, such as: Adding new comments to a comment section. Appending items to a shopping cart....
...they cannot have child nodes. Attribute Nodes: Associated with element nodes but not considered children; they define characteristics such as id or class. Comment Nodes: Represent comments within the HTML or XML files, visible in the DOM tree but...
...I would be happy if you could leave a comment with font combinations you like, and I’ll try to add them to this list: Almoni Narrow in weight 300 Hagufan Effek in weight 400 Almoni Narrow in weight 700...
...list of situations where the nofollow attribute might apply: Untrusted content Links to sponsored content Links to unverified guest posts Comment sections or forums Advertisements or paid inserts Links in widgets Links to low-quality, duplicated, or scraped content Links...
...themes before using them on your live site. If you encounter any issues while creating a WordPress site on your computer after following this guide, let us know in the comments, and we promise to help you out… 🙂...
...actual speed of the site. Anyway, if you know another way to locally implement Analytics, whether in WordPress or not, we would be happy if you share it with us in the comments of the article… Good luck! 🙂...
...expand beyond that. Believe it or not, this is the post that took me the longest to write, much longer than any other post on the Savvy blog, and I don’t even know why… Questions and comments are welcome....
...is published to see the GSC reports under Reports in Google Analytics 4. Anyway, if you have any questions on this topic, feel free to ask in the comments, and I promise to respond as quickly as possible! 🙂...
...walk barefoot. Are the numbers so different? And that’s it. If you enjoyed the post, feel free to check out the Creating Sliders with Vegas Slider post, which introduces an interesting slider library. Comments and ideas are welcome. 🙂...
...files to the new hosting server. Create a new database on the new hosting server. Run the Duplicator installation and complete the process. As always, if you have questions and comments, feel free to share your thoughts… Good luck!...