WordPress is a flexible and adaptable tool for creating websites. It currently supports around 60 million websites, and it isn’t just small brands and personal blogs either.
Just under 30% of the highest ranked websites (in terms of traffic) in the world are built on and supported by WordPress. As far as content management systems go, WordPress really is the leader and deserves to be.
Allowing users to safely login to a WordPress site is crucial for its success. This can be achieved with plugins that provide a complex and layered system to keep data safe. Here we present five premium suggestions:
Curated lists are a simple way to build and organize helpful information in one convenient place. Having a curated lists manager saves time, improves SEO and is a nice way to organize content on a WordPress site. Having a curated list management plugin is ideal for content marketing websites.
A safe WordPress website: we all want it and need it. A recent report shows that 29.3% of website administrators use WordPress, making it a huge target for hackers and spammers who look to take advantage of unsecured websites.
When it comes to WordPress facts there are many impressive statistics out there, but few that would surprise most users.
Being the most popular content management system (CMS) on the globe, it’s no surprise to hear that over 87 million new posts are created every month, or that most big brand websites from UPS to CNN all call WordPress their virtual home.
It’s those lesser known details that get really interesting.
Emails are the preferred method of transferring information online, and it makes sense that email would also be an essential part of running and managing a successful WordPress site. SMTP, or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, is a simple communication protocol that allows the transfer of email over the internet. In addition to making your website’s email more secure, having the SMTP gateway helps prevent WordPress emails from being blocked by popular free email providers like Gmail.
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If you have been using WordPress for some time, chances are you came across a Shortcode. In this blog post we’ll talk about what are shortcodes, how to use them and what you can achieve with them.
Shortcodes act as shortcuts to add information or embed data in your website easily.
We have all been there: that excitement of managing our WordPress page that becomes frustration after dealing with an error. It is a slick and intuitive system, but WordPress errors can happen. Luckily, most of them can be easily fixed too.
Below we present a short but detailed list of common WordPress errors users face and our suggested actions.
Do you own a small business and would like to stand out and leave competition behind? Open source tools such as WordPress make growth more accessible by letting you tailor your internet presence. And it doesn’t have to be complicated: easy-to-use WordPress plugins are a sure-fire way to sell more.
The Routes Manager Plugin is the best known WordPress plugin for managing routes and trails. It allows users to display and share their routes and features integration with Strava, PeepSo and Buddypress, making it an ideal candidate for collaborative sites.
All websites have content and it’s important that it is as accurate as possible. There are plugins which allow editors to moderate content to prevent spam or malicious content and fix glaring errors. These plugins are great for news websites and WordPress sites that have timely content.
What is Justice? Why do we obey authoritarian figures? How to make ethical choices? Questions like these are necessary. But they can also be very hard to talk about. To help with tackling this challenge, a website brought in the help of Tooltip Glossary.
In 2018, WordPress will change things up with the way users view, edit, and create content with its expected WordPress 5 release. And along with the major Gutenberg Editor addition, two other planned features stand out.
Content is the most important piece of your WordPress site. So, figuring out how much access to the content your users will have is essential. For that, there are site and content restriction plugins which allow users access to exclusive content on a WordPress site.
Everyone wants to find the best WordPress plugins for their website, that’s a given.
But with over 50,000 plugins available on the WordPress marketplace, determining the highest-performing option for your site can get overwhelming.
The Glossary Plugin is already 4 years old. Over this period, we are proud to say that it has been installed on thousands of platforms and is CreativeMinds’ most selling product.
Even so, we are constantly investing time in improving our products. This is mostly based on feedback we are receiving from our customers and also on our own product ideas as we are also users of this product in all our sites.
Putting a download manager plugin on your WordPress site is one of the most important choices you can make for your website. Download manage plugins create the ability to have an easy to use file management directory on your WordPress site.
Having a registration plugin on your WordPress site is one of the most important decisions you can make. Letting users register easily and instantly makes your website more user-friendly and improves your business. Registration pages also make it simple for admins to assign custom user roles to registered users.
Digital wallets provide a way to store users’ payment information and passwords for numerous payment methods and websites.
Digital wallets work well with micropayments, which are very small Ecommerce financial transactions made in exchange for a service, product, or web-based content creation.
Running, cycling, and training. These are the kind of activity that makes us feel alive. And these new tools make it even more interesting and engaging: CreativeMinds has launched three solutions with Strava support! They add exciting functionalities to your WordPress websites. Check these Strava WordPress integrations!