Adding Google Analytics to WordPress helps you to collect useful information about visitors to your website. This way, you can better pin down your target audience and tailor your marketing strategies to them. Here, we’ll show you how you can add Google Analytics to your WordPress website, and what you have to pay attention to in terms of data protection.
Caching helps your site load more quickly. This has a positive effect both on user experience and your Google ranking. However, whenever you update or change something on your website, you need to clear the WordPress cache. If you don’t, visitors will see the older, outdated version of your web pages. There are several ways of deleting the WordPress cache. Some require a plugin, others don’t. This...
NGINX has established itself as a good alternative to the classic Apache server. You can also connect the modern web server with a content management system. If you combine WordPress with NGINX, you will create a very powerful website that will impress your visitors. All the components can be installed in just a few steps. Find out how.
Scripts in JavaScript are a handy way to fill websites with interactive content. However, in order to prevent problems with malicious code from occurring, WordPress only allows administrators to add JavaScript by default. We’ll show you how to enable JavaScript for all backend users in our dedicated article. Read on for more.
WordPress lazy loading can help to improve your SEO ranking. By using smart loading of images or videos, you improve the user experience and possibly your positioning in Google search results. With the help of WordPress lazy loading plugins, you can easily configure this important feature.
To design or customize your website, you can simply add WordPress CSS code. Find out which tools you can use to edit, customize and save CSS in WordPress. The instructions in this tutorial show you how to use plugins, the Customizer and different themes and help you to apply changes quickly to achieve your desired website in no time.
WordPress staging refers to a separate test environment for a WordPress installation, which allows you to test WordPress updates, plugins, and templates for compatibility before integrating them on a live website. WordPress test environments protect developers from crippling a working WordPress site with updates or self-written code.
Want to split your website to serve different purposes without the extra cost and effort of a new domain? No problem! Read more and discover the advantages of creating a subdomain for your website and installing WordPress on the subdomain. You can also go through our step-by-step guide on manual or 1-click installation.
Starting a new project is always difficult, especially when you’re wanting to join the world of blogging. In part 1 of our blogging series, we discussed the technical aspects of starting a blog. But how do you go about searching for topics? Read part 2 here to discover how to collect blog ideas, pick a suitable blog topic, and analyze the potential of your new venture.
WordPress widgets are dynamic elements that can be used to add additional functionality and content to a WordPress website or blog. Numerous widgets are already included in WordPress, many more by external providers can also be installed. Used correctly, widgets make a website even more appealing and bespoke. Read on to find out more.
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