As a WordPress expert, I understand the importance of making changes to your website to improve its performance. Sometimes these changes may not yield the desired results, or they may even cause more harm than good. In such cases, it is essential to know how to undo these changes effectively to ensure that your website…
Adding an animated GIF to your WordPress site is a great way to add some visual interest and levity. While there are a few different ways to do this, we’ll show you the easiest method using the free Giphy plugin. With over 300 million daily users, Giphy is the world’s largest GIF library. The Giphy…
WordPress has been the hottest CMS for years now. WordPress powers over 43% of sites online. If you’ve just installed WordPress on your web host, you’ve done an excellent job. But installing WordPress is simply the starting, it’s time to do a few more things after installing WordPress. If you’re a beginner planning to start your online journey with WordPress or you’ve just installed WordPress…
Content is the bread and butter of SEO– there’s no getting around that. But in recent years, the focus has shifted from keyword-stuffed, low-quality articles to those that are rich in information and offer real value to readers. This shift is due in large part to Google’s ever-evolving algorithm, which now places a greater emphasis…
In today’s digital landscape, website performance is a crucial factor in attracting and retaining visitors. Google has recognized this and introduced Core Web Vitals as part of its Page Experience signals. Core Web Vitals are a set of speed metrics that measure the user experience of a website. Google officially started the Mobile page experience…
WordPress is not an exception when it comes to different types of errors. 500 internal server error is one of the most common WordPress errors. It completely stops all processes and can bring your entire site down. It never has a candid solution and requires a lot of troubleshooting that can kill your time and…