It’s actually very easy, you don’t need to be a web developer to achieve this:
When you secure your WordPress website with an SSL certificate, you will get the padlock icon next to your domain name on the address bar of your web browser. Some might simply state “Secure” next to it.
An SSL certificate is an electronic protection you can purchase from a provider online and setup on the server where your website files and database reside. When setup properly, it creates a “chain” that certifies
Don’t get us wrong, we love Safari and everything Apple but in terms of online performance and web browsing (we design WordPress websites after all), we have come to the conclusion that Google Chrome offers the best online experience and performance in our opinion.
Now, if you’ve been using Safari for a while now, does that mean you’re going to lose all of your carefully
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.
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
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.
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
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
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
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!
That’s it, you’ve now optimized your workspace to only show the sections
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
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.
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:
If you’re selling courses, webinars or other videos online through Woocommerce on your WordPress website you’ll be better off creating links to your videos that are stored somewhere else than on your website’s database.
A video can easily take a large amount of space and uploading it to the server where your website reside may not
Did you know you can make your life easier by creating an efficient workflow while designing it?Most people tend to save/update the page they’re working on then using the same browser tab/window to view the results of their changes on the “live” website.
The problem with this workflow is the waste of time leaving the backend of your WordPress website to check the way your
Based on the articles and tutorials you found online, it seems relatively easy, right?
But how do you know that the new website you’re creating is actually setup properly to serve you well in the long run?
How do you know certain key factors have been taken into consideration so
Let’s face it, the default WordPress login page is pretty boring, isn’t it?
Why not make it more elegant and attractive for yourself and potentially any contributors to your site?
Wouldn’t it be great if your login page’s design was consistent with your website’s?
We’ve tried many plugins and found one we really like: LoginPress.
It’s easy to use, you can add a background image that suddenly makes
Instead of having to save them as “drafts” in the backend of your WordPress website, did you know you can schedule them in advance?
On a post page, click the “Edit” link
A blog on your website is one of the best ways to engage your audience with high-quality content.
To engage your audience even more, we would recommend to provide an opportunity to leave a comment and participate to the discussion, which, in turn, will create a community around your platform.
Whether you’re creating your own WordPress website or you’ve engaged the skills of a team of WordPress experts, you need to ensure you test your website on many different web browsers.
Although companies that power the most popular browsers do a great job of keeping them up-to-date and performant, sometimes your website may not display exactly as
