A “jump link” in WordPress is when you link to a specific spot, or target, on a page. Clicking that link takes you directly to the place you’ve specified. You might be familiar with this function in Microsoft Word, known as bookmarking. Jump links (or bookmarks) allow you to create content where readers can instantly...
If you’ve finally bought the domain you’ve had your eyes on for some time or you’ve found an even better one for your Multisite network, you’ll need to make some adjustments to your WordPress installation before you can use it. If the physical location of your Multisite suits you fine and you don’t need to...
Have you ever tried to get two images to sit side-by-side in WordPress? Did it drive you crazy? If so, you’re not alone. It’s driven me crazy a number of times. The good news is, it might not be as maddening now as it was in the past. The bad news is, the good news above...
So you want to make an accessible WordPress website? Congratulations – your site will be available to the widest possible audience! Not sure why accessibility is valuable? Accessible sites have benefits including faster load speed, better SEO and being good for PR. Plus making an accessible site is just the right thing to do. 15%...
After installing an SSL certificate on your site to amp up your security, you may notice your images suddenly don’t display at all. Don’t panic – just read on for the fix. Manual Search and Replace with Queries Search and Replace Image Links with Plugins When you install an SSL certificate, like the free one from...
WordPress 4.7 was released with a ton of great new features (which you can check out here), including some user experience and user interface upgrades to the theme Customizer. In case you’re hearing about the Customizer for the first time, it’s a feature in the WordPress admin (go to Appearance > Customize) that allows users...
Here’s a quick tip that helps you to restrict access to the plugin and theme updating capability within WordPress, as well as remove the ability for users to install new plugins and themes. Why would you want to do this? Perhaps you’ve set up a WordPress site for a client and you don’t want them...
