Category: WordPress Tips
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WordPress Forms: How to Create, Customize, and Optimize in 2025
Imagine losing 30% of potential customers just because your form loads too slowly or asks for too much information. Forms are more than just a way to collect data—they’re a powerful tool for conversions, engagement, and business growth when optimized correctly. Whether you’re running a business website, a membership site, or an eCommerce store, having…
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Getting WordPress Support: Where to Look and How to Ask
We’ve all been there: you’re working on your WordPress site, making great progress, when suddenly something breaks. Maybe a plugin update went wrong, your theme isn’t behaving as expected, or you’re seeing the dreaded “white screen of death.” Whatever the issue, you need help—and fast. But with WordPress, knowing where to look is half the…
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Quick Guide to .htaccess Rules for WordPress Users
The .htaccess file is one of the most versatile tools available to WordPress site owners. It’s a configuration file that offers a variety of options to control how your site interacts with the server, improving functionality, security, and performance. In this guide, we’ll explore some of the most common .htaccess rules and demonstrate how you…
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How to Customize Your WordPress Login Page
If you run a WordPress site, you’ve probably noticed the default login page is, well, a little bland. While it’s functional, it’s generic and doesn’t reflect the personality of your site or brand. Fortunately, WordPress’s flexibility allows you to create a custom login page that looks great and provides a seamless experience for your users.…
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Redirects on WordPress: Types, Differences and Use Cases
Do you want to know about the different types of WordPress redirects and how they can impact your website? If so, you’re in the right place! For folks who are casually browsing the internet, a 404 error page is a minor inconvenience that usually leads to them going to a different page or site. However,…
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Understanding WordPress User Roles and Permissions
Configuring a WordPress site requires careful consideration of both security and usability. One key measure you can take is leveraging the user roles and permissions features built into the WordPress CMS. These roles determine what each user can do, whether it’s publishing content, editing, or changing site settings, among other actions. As your team expands,…
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Common Mistakes to Avoid While Migrating to WordPress
At rtCamp, we always believe in seamless migration, so we understand how every project handled by small or enterprise organizations can face pushback when aligning digital initiatives with WordPress. To help you figure out and create a simplified migration strategy, we’ve scoured our customer profiles to come with a list of common – and effective…
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Get Your WordPress Site Ready for Holiday Shoppers in 2024
With the 2024 holiday shopping season fast approaching, you’ll want to prepare your WordPress site to handle an influx of eager shoppers. Every year, more and more people fulfill their holiday shopping needs online, and ongoing improvements to the convenience and safety of online shopping have only increased its popularity further. It’s important for business…
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Simple Website Design That Respects User Time and Attention
People spend more time online than ever before, and while the convenience of the internet is undeniable, this constant connection has given rise to concerns about digital wellness and the need to “detox.” This new emphasis on mental well-being and simplified website design couldn’t have come at a better time. Websites that are cluttered, time-consuming,…
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Do You Really Need That WordPress Caching Plugin?
It’s no secret having a slow website will hinder your success online. It’s only a matter of seconds, not minutes, that make all the difference. Google has said it for years – a sluggish website leads to higher bounce rates, frustrated visitors, and lost opportunities. And their data backs it up. Simply put, your site’s speed…