Have you ever had one of those websites that you have to keep pinching and zooming to use? It’s incredibly frustrating. Thankfully, it’s not as common now as it was but it’s a horrible experience for your users and customers. You want to make sure that your website is designed for mobile users. Test it …
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WordPress is an incredibly powerful and flexible system for creating and maintaining websites. That could be why it powers 35% of the internet, with almost 62% of the content management market. It also makes it a top target for hackers. Just this week, we have seen stories about 900,000 sites being targeted by hackers, a …
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Why Use a Child Theme The theme is the part of WordPress that gives your site its look and feel. While themes can be completely custom for your site, normally, you download a theme from a vendor. That theme is a skeleton for the look and feel of your website. They add some functionality as …
Posts in WordPress are very similar to pages. A couple of the differences are that they are intended to be more timely content (they are dated in many themes) and, instead of being hierarchical like pages with a page maybe having or being a parent of another page, posts have categories. Much of this will …
Pages in WordPress allow you to communicate information on your site. They are very similar to posts but are used for static information, which means information that rarely changes. Adding a page to your site is a pretty easy process (if only drafting it was that easy.) Let’s get started and take a look at …