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Save Time by Adding Inline Content Editing to WordPress with the WordPress Front-end Editor Plugin
In a recent post we covered a way to make it easier for your visitors to find more of your content by improving the WordPress search tool. Today we are going to take a look at another plugin which can help improve another aspect of WordPress which is sometimes considered a weakness of this software.…
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Keep Visitors on Your Blog for Longer by Displaying Related Posts
It’s hard enough to get visitors to your website in the first place, but getting them to stay on your site long enough to really get a good understanding of what you have to offer can be just as difficult. One way to increase the likelihood of these onetime visitors becoming loyal readers, followers, subscribers,…
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Fix the WordPress Search Tool with the Free Relevanssi Plugin
When it comes to the WordPress search tool, it’s definitely one area where this software could be better. Making it as easy as possible for your visitors to find more of the content they are interested in is an effective way to increase the time readers spend on your website and the number of pages…
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Make Your WordPress Website Mobile-Friendly in Just a Few Clicks with WPtouch
If the design and layout of your website isn’t mobile-friendly, then you could be turning away the growing number of internet users who are visiting websites on their small screen devices. While choosing a responsive WordPress theme, or converting your existing theme to a mobile-friendly version is the preferred option for many site owners, you…
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Upgrade the WordPress Post Editor with TinyMCE Advanced
While the WordPress post editor includes some useful tools for formatting your content when you are crafting a new post or page, it’s possible to add even more formatting and presentation options to the editor in order to help you create even more attractive and engaging content. In this post we will be looking at…
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How Does Migration Work?
This post is the second in a series called “Pagely Answers“, which seeks to provide in-depth answers to questions that are hard to handle with a simple FAQ. One of the most common questions we get asked is about how our migration process works. In this post, I’ll explain our migration policy as well as…
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Better Content Scheduling and Contributor Managemaent for WordPress with Edit Flow
In a recent post we looked at a plugin which allows you to create your own WordPress user roles, or customize the default options to better suit your needs, when working with additional writers or users on your website. In this post we’ll be getting familiar with the Edit Flow plugin which is another useful…
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How to Customize the Default WordPress User Roles for Better Site Management and Security
WordPress includes five different roles to manage the users that are registered on your site. However, you also have the ability to customize these roles and even create new ones. In some cases, the additional users you add to your site will fit nicely into one of the default roles, with the tasks they are…
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Slides from Joshua Eichorn’s Scaling WooCommerce #wooconf talk.
This week our own CTO and expert developer Joshua Eichorn spoke to a crowd of over 200 at the first WooCommerce Conference. He discussed scaling WordPress and more specifically scaling WooCommerce. We just happen to have some expertise in WooCommerce Hosting. Below are his slides.
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Custom Sidebars: Create Multiple Widget Areas and Choose Where to Display Them
The sidebar is the area on your WordPress website where you can display widgets, such as links to recent posts, email newsletter sign up forms, or anything you like by using the free text widget. While WordPress sidebars and widgets are very useful, there is a way to make them even more powerful. By creating…