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When working with websites, especially in WordPress, there is always a possibility that you will run into bugs or error messages. There are dozens of different WordPress errors and bugs which could potentially pop up while you are working, and it’s important to identify these errors and fix them as soon as possible.
It was recently brought to our attention by one of our customers that a company located in India might have been selling Magento extensions that were mysteriously similar to ours. Upon investigation, we can confirm they had copied extension code and even marketing content.
There are thousands of WordPress plugins available online to cover a range of functions from security to SEO to design and more. The free WordPress plugins below exist to help websites achieve functionality which WordPress itself does not provide or limits.
In this day and age, having excellent search engine optimization (SEO) is an essential requirement for any website. Having great search engine optimization is key to getting more traffic to your web pages.
With WordPress, there are many different options for search engine optimization plugins, and it’s important to note that not all of these SEO plugins are the same.
Having a booking or scheduler plugin on your WordPress website is an essential tool for businesses. Having a simple and effective booking process is a great user-friendly addition to any website. There are many different booking plugins available and many of them have various features for creating a fully functional online booking system for WordPress.
Search engine optimization (SEO) increases the visibility of a website or a web page for users that are accessing a search engine such as Google or Bing for information. SEO is a major factor in how visible your content is in search engines and there are plenty of WordPress plugins that can help with this.
When it comes to building a website, WordPress and Squarespace are two of the top website builders available. WordPress is one of the most popular content management systems which is also a great option for bloggers and small businesses. Squarespace is a website created for building other websites.
WordPress maintenance is a routine task that’s critically important for all active websites hosted on the platform to undergo.
Otherwise, a myriad of technical problems will drag your WordPress website’s performance down the drain faster than you might expect. Not to mention you’ll end up exposing yourself and your website to the danger of security vulnerabilities and hackers.
WordPress is the most popular free and open-source content management system online. There are millions of webpages which primarily use WordPress as a blogging platform, although WordPress also includes web content like forums, media galleries, mailing lists, online and e-commerce centric stores and much more.
One of the most unique things about WordPress is that because it’s an open source content management system, so people with basic internet skills can easily create and build websites. WordPress allows them to configure a WordPress site, upload a theme and add some plugins for their own website.
There are billions of websites available on the Internet and the biggest source of traffic for them is coming from search engines. That’s why search engine optimization (SEO) is a major key to success for your website.
Search engine optimization increases the visibility of a website or a web page to users that are accessing a search engine for information. This technique also increases the overall content quality of your website.
What to do when your website is so successful you suddenly become overloaded with questions and support requests? It’s imperative to offer a centralized FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page like the one provided by the CM FAQ plugin for WordPress.
The sound designer Alan McKinney faced this interesting challenge after launching a platform that offers sound effects and music. He used CreativeMinds’ FAQ plugin and successfully helped users while saving precious time.
What’s the best way to sell WordPress plugins and Magento extensions? How to balance service quality with profitability? Where to focus our time? Are our customers happy? As a provider of products for both platforms, these are some questions that haunt us from dusk to dawn.
A recent move by WPMU DEV inspired us at CreativeMinds to reflect intensely about these topics.
Here at CreativeMinds, it’s no secret how much we love both the WordPress and Magento content management systems (CMS).
They are two of the best, if not the best, CMS users will find available on the internet today.
In a Nutshell: Magento is an Ecommerce powerhouse that’s unrivaled in popularity and e-selling features, while WordPress is an adaptable blogging platform that can be turned into a website of virtually any kind.
When creating a website, there are a lot of important decisions to make and one of the most important is the website hosting. This is a plethora of web hosting options for WordPress users, so it is important to find the hosting which is best for your business.
WordPress is the most popular content management system available online, so having a WordPress host and a WordPress website really go hand in hand. The WordPress hosting options in this list have the best overall features, site speed, support, ratings and prices.
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In the digital age, search engine optimization is a very important aspect for any WordPress website to have. One of the best and most effective ways to optimize your pages and content is with visuals, such as images and other types of media.
WordPress is the most popular content management system in use today, and WordPress itself has specific media uploader that is not only simple to use, but it is also a helpful search engine optimization tool.
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Did you ever want to share exclusive content on your WordPress Website only to specific users, or to a narrow audience? Better yet, maybe organizing a contest and giving the winners exclusive access?
There are many ways of doing this, usually involving coding knowledge, FTP access and needless work.
WordPress plugins are an incredibly essential part of any WordPress website. Plugins exist to perform the necessary functions of a WordPress website so it can successfully reach online consumers and facilitate good and services. A good WordPress plugin will be very user-friendly, high quality and have good support.
One way to tell if a WordPress plugin is good is by determining if the plugin solves a problem. Say you need a table of contents on your WordPress website to make page navigation easier for users as your website grows. Having a table of contents plugin would solve that problem.
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WordPress is currently the most popular content management system available on the Internet, and, as much it includes many useful plugins, widgets, pages, images, files, video, and more. All of this content is super important for websites to include and use, and categories and tags are a big part of the organizational structure in WordPress.
Security is a major issue when dealing with the Internet, and WordPress is the largest content management system online right now. reCAPTCHA is the answer. So, keeping your website safe is a top priority, as keeping out unwanted visitors will help ensure your website will run smoothly.
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WordPress websites usually consist of many different pages and posts. There are many different types of pages, posts, the custom type and more. All of these different types of content are essential to a WordPress website in their own ways, and it’s important to know the difference between all of them as well as why they exist.