Category: Tutorials

When you first get your WordPress site you may notice the “Proudly powered by WordPress” message in the site footer. Luckily WordPress lets us

Bots are constantly trying to login to your WordPress site. This can cause lots of server load and more importantly could lead to your

Planning on leaving Squarespace for WordPress? Here’s how to migrate all of your Squarespace content to a self-hosted WordPress site. Squarespace can be great

Whether it’s for migrations or backup there are plenty of reasons to export WordPress menus. Additionally if you use a staging environment and want

If you have put your WordPress site in the Facebook debugger you may have seen the following error: This error is due to your

Adding custom CSS your WordPress site can offer tons of customization. From changing the look of elements to removing them CSS can be used

Plugins are a major part of using WordPress and can easily add new functionality to your WordPress blog. From security to additional features there

There are many reasons that you may want to clone a WordPress website. These can include testing new plugins, trying new themes, or moving

Have you tried to change your WordPress username? Many people see the username field greyed out and think that it’s impossible, but it’s actually

It’s important to stay up to date with the latest version of WordPress. In this guide we’ll be showing you how to check WordPress

Your WordPress site can quickly get cluttered with unused themes or even outdated themes. When you’re searching for the right WordPress theme you typically

The WordPress menu system can be quite powerful but sometimes you want to include external links with a nofollow attribute attached. Adding an external

The most important part of your WordPress site is the WordPress admin dashboard. Many people who are new to WordPress will often misplace their

There are many uses on the web for embedding iFrames into your website. This could include videos, images, or even other websites. You can