Sometimes you may find an awesome theme only to realize it would be great if it had an extra navigation menu with important or frequently used links to increase the usability of your WordPress site. With just a little bit of coding you could have the foundation of your new menu set up quickly, and...
In the past, a “header” in web design referred to the ever-present strip at the top of websites that contained the logo, navigation bar, and maybe some contact details and search bar. Nowadays, a “header” refers more often to the entire space above the fold on the home page. Unless someone’s found your site through...
Once you’ve experienced speed and reliability, there’s no going back. Remember the era before high-speed internet, when you had to wait for videos to buffer? Awful times. Three cheers for the modern internet speeds! If you’re used to developing your sites on a live server, that’s exactly what shifting to a local development environment such...
Your website has finally come together. You’ve whipped up an eye-catching header, your content is on point, your visuals are sweet, and you are ready to unveil your site to the world. Then you notice the “Proudly Powered By WordPress” link on your footer. *Womp, womp.* Is your masterpiece forever condemned to being a WordPress...
If you’re new to WordPress and wondering, “How do I log into my site?”, or you have a client who is always forgetting the web address for logging in, then this is the tutorial for you. It’s common for new users to have trouble locating their login URL after installing a self-hosted WordPress site for...
If you are someone that needs to create content in order to connect with your audience, then you may find it difficult to produce quality material on a consistent basis. If that’s your situation, then using a well-worn writer’s technique called the “reporter’s questions,” or “the 5 W’s and the H” may be just what...
A CDN, or Content Delivery Network, is a system of globally distributed servers that deliver content on behalf of other servers. CDNs cache data from the origin server, allowing users to access the data from a server near them, thus improving performance and reducing latency. CDNs are an essential part of our modern world. The...
