WordPress Blocks Editor (Gutenberg) ecosystem is getting busy as we see more improvements in the Gutenberg Blocks Editor. Now, there are a lot of plugins that add additional blocks with advanced options for building custom layouts faster using the blocks editor. Besides, there are also plugins that allow you to build your own custom blocks…
Read MoreFor vintage WordPress users, the new Gutenberg blocks editor can be overwhelming (to say the least). Since it is a radical change – starting with blocks can be an uncomfortable experience (change isn’t easy, right?). Even when I tried blocks editor for this first time, nope this is not for me. I installed the classic…
Read MoreThere are 100s of themes in the WordPress ecosystem. So, how does one make a choice of one single theme that is ideal for a specific websie project or can be used for all client websites within an agency setup? There is a no single best theme for all WordPress users. However, there can definitely…
Read MoreLet’s get straight to the fact, for WordPress websites there is no best web hosting for everyone. The best web hosting choice will differ from person to person and is based “strictly” on a lot of factors. Factors to consider for Website Hosting Selecting a website hosting is matching between various factors. It is a…
Read MoreSoon everything on your WordPress website will auto-update as automatic updates feature will become more prominent in WordPress 5.5 version and beyond. While auto-updates is a good step from the security point of view but it can result in other problems for a specific set of WordPress users. Should I keep auto-update enabled? So, should…
Read MoreDrop cap option is by default available in the paragraph block of the Gutenberg blocks editor. For a few users, the size and style of drop cap text may seem big or small. Fortunately, you can easily customize drop cap styling using a little bit of custom CSS Code. For starters, drop cap stands for…
Read MoreIs your PNG or JPEG logo too big in file size and look blurry? It is time to switch to SVG format for logo and icons on your WordPress websites. Not only these will load faster, but they will also look super crisp on all devices. Benefits of using SVG logo & icons SVG (Scalable…
Read MoreHow many words have I written in a post while using new (Gutenberg) Blocks Editor on WordPress? Traditionally, the classic editor would show the number of words in a post on the status bar at the bottom part of the editor. Word & Paragraph count in Blocks Editor It is super easy in the (Gutenberg)…
Read MoreIn the Gutenberg blocks editor there is no direct option (yet) to make a link nofollow. However, there are a few ways (workarounds) to add nofollow attribute to any link in text module of the Gutenberg Blocks Editor. Add nofollow manually in HTML mode You can switch to the HTML mode and add nofollow attribute…
Read MoreCSS code is used to style elements on a WordPress website. For additional style changes, you need to add more custom CSS code on the website. Which is the recommended place to add custom CSS on a WordPress website? Let’s find out. Option 1: Additional CSS in Customizer WordPress has an in-built place to add…
Read MoreDo you want to make one link in the WordPress Menu to stand out with a different styling? Like, give button look to the last menu link via custom styling. This is possible with in-built CSS Classes option in WordPress. 1. Enable CSS Classes for Menus First, we need to activate the CSS Classes option…
Read MoreBy default, the WordPress logo is displayed on the login page. Do you want to replace that with your own logo or with an image provided to represent client’s business? Why change logo on the login page A lot of people use a custom image on the login page for variety reasons, fit for their…
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