WordPress doesn't work without a theme installed and activated, even if you want to completely build your site using a page builder, such as Elementor with its Theme Builder feature.…

Certain types of features added by a theme or plugin might require you to add the IDs of specific WordPress posts. For example, you might have installed a plugin that…

When it comes to performance and loading time, a caching system is as important as choosing the right WordPress theme and web host, optimizing images, using a CDN (Content Delivery…

In a previous tutorial, I've shown you how to set up Google Analytics 4 for WordPress. In this one, I'll show you how to add your WordPress site to Google…

If you're serious about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and marketing for your WordPress website, then you should definitely use Google Analytics. It provides a tremendous amount of information about your…

At some point, you'll want to make changes to your WordPress website's design. You go through your theme's or plugin's settings, but you notice that there's no option to change…

Nowadays, more and more WordPress web hosts automatically install WordPress for you after you purchase a plan. For example, on ReadyShip, when you purchase a turnkey WordPress website or blog,…

Contact forms are a must-have for most websites and blogs. It's an easy and simple way for visitors and users to get in touch with you. Unfortunately, WordPress and almost…

Regardless of having a simple presentation website, personal blog, or eShop, it's vital to have a functional and reliable system that sends emails from WordPress, be it automated notifications or…

Having recent backups of your site is crucial, especially when it comes to WordPress, where updates and plugins can potentially: Break your site;Create conflicts, preventing some elements on your website…