WordPress Tutorials

Imagine this scenario: You just wrote a lovely article; it might be your best work to date. You spent hours on it, editing each sentence and making sure each image fits just right. You went into your core of a subject topic and smelted it into a literary pickaxe that your users will find value […]

In WordPress, emails are important to ensure that you can communicate with your users. They are necessary to keep WordPress blogs running smoothly since users need them when performing actions such as activating a new WordPress blog and resetting their passwords. Emails also come in handy when you need to create a WordPress mailing list

Every so often, most WordPress sites experience an issue with logging into the site. Their website suddenly starts kicking them and their users out, logging them out without their prompting. This may be caused by bad programming or an error in WordPress. There are several ways to fix this issue. What causes this error? One

While building sites, a task I keep having to do is generating header templates in Elementor. When I was a newbie web developer designing my first sites, I loathed the fixed sidebar. I tried to go it alone at the beginning, got stumped, then decided to push it to the end. That didn’t help much,

“Briefly unavailable for scheduled maintenance”. If you keep seeing this message when you try to open links, then your site is probably on maintenance mode. Maintenance mode is a very useful WordPress feature, but it can get annoying. If your site is currently stuck in maintenance mode, you have no need to worry. Here is

This is the eighth article of our custom block development series, in this article we are going to learn how we can create a dynamic custom block that loads its content directly from WordPress. This article is a continuation of previous articles so if you haven’t read them yet you might get confused while reading

In this custom block development article we are going to learn how we can add our own custom categories for our custom blocks and also how can we add multiple blocks in a single plugin. This is the fifth article in our series of custom block development and if you haven’t read the previous articles

This is the fourth article of our custom block development series, in this article we are taking things to next level and going to get introduced to more advanced JavaScript which we will use to code our custom block. If you haven’t read our previous article yet click on this link to read it or

In this article, we are going to take a look at how we can CSS and basic edit functionality to our WordPress custom block. This article is the next part of our previous article, if you haven’t read and have that code then please read it and then continue else you might not understand what

Gutenberg is now the future of WordPress and soon we are going to see full site editing capabilities using Gutenberg Block Editor. Gutenberg Blocks are revolutionizing the way we use WordPress and learning how to create custom blocks is surely a good investment since in the future there are tons of use cases for this