This’ll take you to a little settings form, fill out all the details, check the box to agree to the terms of service, then it’s time to click the install button.Once WordPress is finished installing, be sure t
How to Use WordPress WP_Query (4 Ways) Now that you know about WP_Query, let’s discuss how to create your first query. This way, you can quickly and easily customize your website display! 1. Create a Loop You’ll need to be familiar with the WordPress Loop to get started. As we...
If you're looking to learn how to configure your WordPress site to use SMTP for sending emails (+video tutorial within the article)
In this post, we’re going to cover everything you need to know about WordPress blocks. If you’re an old-school WP user like myself, then you probably still think of blocks as “new”WordPressbecause you began by using the classic editor. It’s been over five years since WordPress in...
Installing WordPress on a subdomain A subdomain can be considered a partner to your website’s main domain. It gives you the option to use the recognizable portion of your primary domain name, while adding a new element to it. It’s a bit like creating a second WordPress site.This new...
The way to do this with WordPress is to use thewp_enqueue_script()function. This is how you tell the theme to pull in and use yournew_script.jsfile. Your scriptmight look like this: function my_theme_scripts() { wp_enqueue_script( 'my-great-script', get_template_directory_uri() ....
Comments are a great way to communicate with your website’s audience. Learn how to manage WordPress comments in this guide.
Ninja Forms Gravity Forms WPForms Keep reading to learn how to combine the Popups plugin with one of those 4 form plugins to display a popup after a user submits a form on WordPress. Part 1: Create Your Popup To get started, you need to create the popup that you want to display after...
WordPress 6.8 polishes and refines the tools that you use every day, making your site faster, more secure, and easier to manage. The Style Book now has a structured layout and works with Classic themes, giving you more control over global styles. Speculative loading speeds up navigation by ...
There are two things you have to do to get wp_ajax to work on the frontend. One, you have to define ajaxurl (see above). And two, you have to use the wp_ajax_nopriv_ hook. Conclusion There are a lot of different parts that go into programming an Ajax request for a WordPress the...