Monitoring your website for broken links is a tedious task but that doesn't mean you should ignore all the linked content. You should never ignore broken links as they can cause trouble for your users and if that's an affiliate link, well you are losing out on your money, which is not a good sign. … Continue reading How to fix broken links in WordPress
For some reason if you want to disable comments completely on your WordPress powered blog, you are at the right place. Following this post, you can easily disable comments in WordPress. Why Disable WordPress Comments Globally Many business owners and bloggers do not use comments at all either because they want to maintain it as … Continue reading How to disable comments in WordPress
Over the past few days, you would have noticed falling snowflakes on many of the websites you visit on the internet as it's the holiday season. These snowflakes are added by bloggers and website owners to signify the arrival of winter season along with a countdown timer widget until Christmas or New Year eve. Adding … Continue reading How to add falling snowflakes to your WordPress blog
Jetpack is a WordPress plugin that offers a wide range of features designed to improve the security, performance, and functionality of your website. In this guide, we'll take a closer look at some of Jetpack's most popular features and how you can use them to take your website to the next level. Security Features Security … Continue reading Jetpack Features: The Ultimate Guide
Advantages of cloaking affiliate links Blogging is an art. And, if you'd like to keep it that way even when you're monetizing your blog through affiliate marketing, you might want to keep them neat. We all know that affiliate links are not standardized and each program uses its different affiliate marketing software to keep track … Continue reading How to cloak affiliate links on your WordPress site
History of Emoji in WordPress WordPress 4.2 introduced emojis (smileys) that basically added JS and other junk all over your site posts & pages; something many people found shocking. Check out this question on the WordPress Development StackExchange site. Many people found it as an unwelcoming move by the WordPress core development team because it increased the … Continue reading How to disable emojis in WordPress
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