Building your own website has never been easier thanks to flexibility of WordPress platform. Read below to learn how to easily build a simple WordPress website or a blog without coding or any other technical skills. First we will start with a domain name and a hosting. 1. The domain name / hosting In order […]

As a WordPress expert and general “tech person,” I’m often asked by friends, colleagues, and random people why, in 2020, is WordPress still the best option for building sites in my view. Now, I could go down many roads in my response to this question. I could ramble for hours, spouting technical jargon nobody understands, […]

Enfold is an awesome theme that I used on many projects.   The only problem with Enfold is that an Advanced Layout Builder do not have some basic elements such as post tags, metadata etc.. all those elements are working perfectly fine if the page/post is created and published with Visual Editor. Recently, I was working […]

Even though Google November Algorithm update is rolled out almost a 4 months ago, many websites are still negatively affected and not able to recover.   What I am seeing almost on a daily basis is that quality websites are being punished for nothing and all those years of hard work and playing by the rules […]

You might have all the necessary information posted on your WordPress website. But with all this stuff, do you sense that visitors feel distant or unengaged when browsing through the pages? Let’s say they’re interested in the article you posted or a product that you’re selling, but they have some questions. Even with all the […]

WordPress has recently launched the “Recurring Payments” feature with premium plans; an exclusive that blog creators, business users, and publishers on the platform will benefit from. In collaboration with Stripe, an online payment processing company, WordPress is stepping up its monetization schemes for all content creators.   Say Hello to the Recurring Payment by WordPress […]

So far over 5 million WordPress website owners have disabled Gutenberg and switched back to Classic Editor. The main reasons to continue using the Classic Editor (TinyMCE) are simplicity and a fact that this editor have been around since the early days of WordPress.  Without Classic Editor, the WordPress wouldn’t be able to be what […]