Do you want to use a free SMTP server to send WordPress emails? By default, WordPress uses the PHP mail function, which is unreliable and often marks your emails as spam. Using an SMTP server is the best way to make sure that your WordPress… Read More »
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Do you want to create a recurring donation form in WordPress? The right WordPress plugins allow you to easily accept recurring donations on your website. That way, your organization can gain consistent funding to help with budget planning and executing long-term projects. In this article,… Read More »
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Do you want to restrict some of your WordPress content to registered or paid users? Often, bloggers use subscriptions or one-time payment models to monetize content on their websites. This is easy to set up if you have the right WordPress plugin. In this article,… Read More »
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Do you want to list your upcoming scheduled posts in WordPress? Showing a list of future scheduled posts to your users can generate a buzz around your content and encourage visitors to return to your website. This can help you improve user interaction and engagement… Read More »
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At WPBeginner, we have been on both sides of affiliate marketing as affiliate marketers and as businesses running affiliate programs. With over a decade of expertise, we have encountered all types of affiliate marketing scams and frauds. While most folks in the affiliate business are… Read More »
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Do you want to run A/B split tests on your WordPress site to improve conversions? Split testing helps you understand how small changes in content and design affect user behavior. You can create different versions of a landing page and see which one converts the… Read More »
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Do you need to set up a shared Gmail inbox for your WordPress website? If you want to make it easier for your team to handle emails for your WordPress site, then creating a shared inbox is the way to go. It lets everyone on… Read More »
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Are you looking to add title attributes to your WordPress navigation menu items? The title attribute allows you to provide extra information about a menu item. It often appears as tooltip text when a user’s mouse moves over the link. In this article, we will… Read More »
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Do you want to stop storing IP addresses in your WordPress comments? By default, WordPress logs and stores the IP addresses of commenters to protect you against spammers. That said, with the rise of data privacy laws, you may want to stop this functionality to… Read More »
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Are you looking for a way to convert your Figma design into a WordPress theme or page? Figma is a cloud-based design tool that allows you to create an attractive user interface for your website. It lets you quickly test ideas through prototyping and also… Read More »
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Are you wondering how to set up and install a WordPress multisite network? WordPress has a built-in capability to create multiple websites using a single WordPress installation. A WordPress multisite network is often used by blogs, schools, and businesses that need to run separate websites… Read More »
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Recently, one of our readers asked us how they can pass payment processing fees to customers in WordPress. Most payment processors charge additional fees to facilitate a secure transaction process for the buyer and seller. Asking customers to pay the payment processing fees helps you… Read More »
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