You may want to replace the old school “Howdy, [your username]” on your WordPress admin bar

It could be personal if you wish to have fun a little or it could be professional, to fine-tune such details for a client’s website you’re designing.

There are 3 options to achieve this:

1-With code

Edit your website’s code in your functions.php file of your WordPress theme (it’s easy, you can go to “Appearance” > “Theme Editor” OR “Editor”> choose the “functions.php” file on the sidebar on

There are many reasons why you would want to protect a page of your WordPress website with a password

Maybe you’re providing specific forms to your clients and you’d like to make them available to them only or you’re a photographer and you’re protecting your client’s wedding gallery page.

Regardless of the content you’d like to protect and the rationale behind it, it’s easy to protect a page on WordPress:

1. There is a”Publish” box on the right of your page in the
   

The checkout process of any ecommerce website should be as simple and clear as possible.

Although not required, sometimes showing a loader or spinning wheel during the checkout process can help your customers better understand that the transaction is being processed.

While setting up the Woocommerce plugin on your WordPress website, you can use this specific plugin to choose all sorts of preloaders to display during the checkout process: WooLoader.

There are ways to achieve this too through custom CSS

You can switch back to the old Classic Editor in WordPress 5.0 if Gutenberg is not for you

We get it, change is difficult… but necessary nevertheless to keep moving forward with everything in life!

If you’re like us and want to embrace some of the great changes WordPress 5.0 has to offer without using the Gutenberg editor, then you’re in luck, there’s a plugin for that!

As we use a professional designed WordPress template with a beautiful page builder, we didn’t want

When you create your main menu on your WordPress website, you may wish to create a custom link for a better user experience.

Wait, what?

What’s a custom link in WordPress?

Glad you asked.

It’s basically a menu item that appears as one of your main pages but users can’t click it.

But why would you want to do that?

Well, imagine you have created quite a few pages for your company’s website. You’re organizing them as sub-menu items so the hierarchy of your website makes

Gravity Forms is one of the best plugins for creating forms in WordPress.

But when you need to translate something as unique as the way the dates are shown on a Date Picker you’ve added to a contact/booking form for your users’ convenience, it may become a bit challenging.

It’s actually easy!

1. 1. Copy the code from this file and save it as “datepicker-fr.js” to the /js/ directory of your active theme using an app like TextWrangler for example.
      

We found that one of the best WordPress themes available is Avada.

We’ve designed many professional websites for our clients with great results.

When you purchase the WordPress theme Avada, you also have access to its “Child Theme”.

If you don’t know what a “Child Theme” is, find out more though this eBook.

To get support and updates from the fantastic support team at Avada, you can register your purchase licence through the WordPress backend of your website.

However, we found from experience

You’ve started creating your own WordPress website. You know you need plugins to enhance its functionalities.

Where can you find the best plugins you can trust?

As of March 2018, there are more than 54,000 plugins available on the wordpress.org repository.

Needless to say, it can quickly be overwhelming to pick the best ones for your objectives.

Things to consider when choosing a plugin for WordPress:

• The reputation of the company that developed it
• When it was first released
• When it was last
  

There are 2 ways to setup WordPress to create your new website.

You’ve probably heard about both wordpress.com and wordpress.org but what are the differences and when should you choose one over the other?

wordpress.com:

This is the simple way to get started with WordPress.

You trust the WordPress guys to help you with hosting, domain name and everything else, right from their own platform.

Pros: 

• You don’t need to be a technical wizard
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