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Top 5 E-commerce Plugins for Your WordPress Site

posted in News, WordPress basics, WordPress plugins on 6 December 2021
Top 5 E-commerce Plugins for Your WordPress Site

Over the years, WordPress has become the go-to website builder for web-savvy online store owners, and for good reason. It has a simple user interface, it’s free to download, and it’s extremely versatile and adaptable.

Adding to the popularity is the fact that WordPress offers more than 50,000 e-commerce plugins to help you maximize your business’s potential. 

The task at hand is to identify the right plugin for your e-commerce platform that will give you the freedom to design your store the way you want. Let’s get started!

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How to Improve Your Blog Conversion Rates

posted in Website Design & Development, WordPress plugins, WordPress tutorials on 23 November 2021
How to Improve Blog Conversion Rates

Blogging went from being a hobby for some people to becoming one of the best mediums for content marketing. 

Nowadays, a lot of businesses have a blog. They use it to connect with their audience and provide them with valuable content that will spark engagement, discussions and sharing of information.

Most businesses leverage blogs to help further educate and inform their audience so that their audience members are more willing to convert. That’s why creating high-quality content for your blog is simply a must.

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WordPress Plugins That Slow Down Your Website

posted in Website Design & Development, WordPress basics, WordPress plugins on 20 November 2021

If you’ve clicked on this article, it’s safe to assume that you too are experiencing some website slowness. So, you may be wondering which WordPress plugin is responsible for slowing down your website.

One of the most common mistakes people make when experiencing similar issues is to remove some plugins, believing that the sheer number of them is what’s slowing down their sites.

But the truth is that the number of plugins your WordPress site features has little to do with the speed of your website. The problem actually lies in how well those plugins were originally coded.

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Meta Tags in WordPress. How to Use

posted in WordPress basics, WordPress plugins, WordPress tutorials on 17 November 2021
Meta Tags in WordPress. How to Use

Search engines aim to collect as much information as possible when crawling your page. And meta tags are what help them.

They look for data that isn’t visible to the front-end user in addition to the title, headings, body of content, URL, and other on-page SEO components. Meta tags are the name for this type of information.

Meta tags, according to Google, are another technique for site owners to inform search engines about their sites. The meta description, author, document type, language, copyright, and any other important information about the site could be included in these tags.

Because meta-tag data is not included in the normal WordPress installation, site owners must manually add it. They can do it manually or with the help of WordPress plugins by adding meta tags to their theme’s template files.

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How to Add Extra Fields to Gravity Forms

posted in WordPress basics, WordPress plugins on 29 October 2021
How to Add Extra Fields to Gravity Form

Whether you run a small blog or a corporate website, every website needs a contact form. The contact form can serve as a bridge between you and the audience. Most modern websites need more than just a contact form. They also need other forms, such as a request for quotation form, survey, reservation, content submission, etc. 

Gravity Forms is one of the most popular form builder plugins for WordPress. Using it, you can create any type of web form you can think of, from simple contact forms to complex long forms – Gravity Forms makes the process easy and simple. 

Combined with Profile Extra Fields it will help you get information about users. You can add checkboxes, radio buttons, text, date, time, phone number fields, and even URL field types to the configuration file or registration page. Add custom fields to the registration page or even the user’s profile. 

Don’t miss the opportunity to get to know your audience better.

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How to Protect WPForms from Spam and Bots

posted in WordPress plugins, WordPress tutorials on 28 October 2021
How to Protect WPForms from Spam and Bots

So, you want to patch any holes in your site? Well, it turns out, the most vulnerable points of any site are the ones the guest can interact with. And contact forms are perfect targets for any kind of random wannabe-hacker schmucks. If not protected enough, they can be subject to any kind of violation. Starting from classic bruteforce,  DDoS attacks, and ending with SQL injections.

So, when you want to make sure your site forms are, what are the necessary steps to achieve that? Luckily we have prepared a brief but thorough guide that tells you exactly what you can do if you use WPForms. 

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How to Print or Save a Website as a PDF File Using WordPress Tools

posted in Website Design & Development, WordPress plugins, WordPress tutorials on 15 October 2021

As a web designer, developer, or website owner, you rarely need to print website pages. However, if there is a need and you have to send web pages to the printer, you want to make sure that they look as good on paper as they do on screen. If your website is not ready for printing, your pages will not only look messy on paper, but they may also show low-quality prints. 

Obviously, this is not what you or your visitors want to see. Remember, not all web visitors read content online. In this article, we will discuss how to make a WordPress site ready for printing so that any printed page looks clear and orderly on paper. You will learn about some of the reasons why your website might benefit from the print button. 

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How to Protect Contact Form 7 from Spam and Bots

posted in News, WordPress plugins, WordPress tutorials on 8 October 2021
Contact Form 7 bots protection

Did you know that losing your site to a hacker not only leads to the crisis of getting it back and patching the holes? In fact, the more serious issues are ruined reputation and incoming lawsuits. Which may lead to the end of your career and financial bankruptcy. Leaking your users’ personal information is a serious crime after all. Unless you have a decent attorney, that is. Still, their services aren’t cheap anyway. 

Now when you are frightened enough (if not,  pretend to be for a second, pretty please), what can you do about all of it? Well, it’s such a lucky coincidence that we have preventive answers to, at least a part of potential problems. 

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