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When you visit a website for the first time, it probably doesn’t take you long to judge whether the website is “good” or “bad.” It’s simple: Either you like it or you don’t. Either it’s easy to navigate or it’s not. First impressions mean a lot in the world of website design and marketing. Marketing […]

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For many small business owners, translating a website feels like a luxury they simply can’t afford. I know that feeling all too well. Here at WPBeginner, we’ve translated our site into multiple languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, and Japanese. And in the early days, we learned a tough lesson: traditional translation methods are incredibly time-consuming and

Of all the websites online across the entire globe, WordPress is the Content Management System (CMS) which powers a full 27% of them, and that should give you some idea of the dominance that WordPress has as site management software. But that’s not the only reason you should choose WordPress as your eCommerce site – If

Protect VPS from DDoS attacks to keep your website secure, online, and trusted by customers. Your web hosting is the backbone of your business and digital presence. Unfortunately, if left unprotected, your “home on the internet” could be vulnerable to serious threats. A Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack is one of the most disruptive.

Have you ever clicked on an image on a website expecting it to zoom in, only to realize it doesn’t? It’s a small thing, but it can be surprisingly frustrating for your visitors. When people can click to enlarge an image—whether it’s a product photo, a blog image, or part of a portfolio—they tend to

By default the main RSS feed of your WordPress site only includes standard posts. WordPress does create extra feeds for custom post types, but what if you wanted those posts in your main feed? In this tutorial I’ll show you the code needed to include custom post types into the main RSS feed in WordPress.