The SmartCrawl SEO plugin just got smarter with the latest release, and now supports regex patterns in your redirects. URL redirection has gotten some cool new improvements in SmartCrawl, including support for regex, wildcards, and query strings. We’ve also added the ability to bulk import and export redirects using CSV files, and a time-saving search...
Our form creating plugin, Forminator, lets you send customized data to multiple apps like MailChimp, Google Sheets, and more. Plus, you can choose what happens after a user submits their information and create subscriptions. There are some features on our 5-star free plugin Forminator you might not be aware of. That includes sending data to...
We all know that performance and speed are a critical part of how visitors perceive their experience on a website. That’s why we use optimized web hosting plans, install CDNs, and utilize caching plugins to keep WordPress sites running quickly and smoothly. For some of your clients, however, paying for VPS or managed WordPress hosting...
In a recent post, I demonstrated the easy way to move a WordPress site into a Multisite network, using plugins. For many sites, this method works perfectly fine. But what if your site’s settings are a bit more complex? If you move your site using plugins, you’ll be able to move two things: your content...
One of the most frequent questions I get asked by my students is this: how do you move an existing WordPress site into a Multisite network? This post answers that question and takes you through the steps you need to follow to move a site into a network. In this post, we’ll look at: Choosing a...
Almost nothing is more frustrating for a user than searching around for a login link in order to get to important content. The following method found at Vandweerd.com will automatically detect whether a user is logged in or not and put a login or a logout link right on your menu bar. Add Code to...
You’re not a beginner anymore. You don’t need to watch another tutorial on how to install WordPress, set up a theme, or find and install plugins. But, that doesn’t mean that you know everything. Maybe you’ve built a simple theme or plugin, but not the sort of thing you’d consider submitting to WordPress.org. Or maybe...
