Why You Should Use DNS for WordPress Site Verification
Check out why you should use DNS for WordPress site verification for Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools, and Yandex. Less code is a good thing!
Read more →
WordPress
How to properly uninstall Gravity Forms and database tables (wp_gf_)
Check out this quick tutorial on how to properly uninstall the WordPress Gravity Forms plugin and remove the database tables (wp_gf_).
Read more →
How to Migrate From www to non-www URLs
There are some good reasons to go with a shorter URL. Check out these steps on how to migrate from www to non-www URLs on your WordPress site.
Read more →
Perfmatters – Our lightweight but powerful WordPress performance plugin
Slow sites have higher bounce rates and fewer conversions. The Perfmatters WordPress performance plugin was created to speed up your site!
Read more →
How to copy and paste links in Trello with ease (productivity tip)
Trello uses Markdown. This can be frustrating because it loses links when pasting. Check out how to copy and paste links in Trello.
Read more →
How to Use Proxima Soft Font in WordPress
Check out this tutorial on how to use the Proxima Soft font in WordPress. See how to host it locally for better performance and without 3rd party scripts.
Read more →
How to Fix Soft 404 Errors in WordPress
Getting soft 404 error notifications in Google Search Console? Don’t ignore these. Follow this quick tutorial on how to fix soft 404 errors in WordPress.
Read more →
How to Quickly Grab Your Total WordPress Word Count
Check out these awesome free plugins to quickly grab your total WordPress word count. Very useful for approximating budgets on multilingual translations.
Read more →
6 reasons why your clients should use WordPress (here’s how to convince them)
Do clients ever ask you why use WordPress? Remember that you need to step out of the “bubble” and articulate the benefits from your clients’ perspective.
Read more →
How to center a Twitter (X) embed in your WordPress post
Quick steps on how to automatically center a Twitter (X) embed in your WordPress post. You can do it via your theme’s CSS or inline style.
Read more →