WordPress automatically generates an RSS feed for your site, usually accessible via /feed at the end of your domain. For example, https://yoursite.com/feed leads to a dynamic XML feed containing your latest posts. While this feature is beneficial for some users, it can cause issues in Google Search Console, particularly if Google incorrectly indexes your feeds …Read more.
Recently we updgraded the Plexaweb website and wanted to make some things a bit leaner to gain on performance. One thing we did notice was the size of the font awesome font and CSS was massive in comparison to the handful of icons we used. To get around this we decided to DIY it. Download …Read more.
If you’re looking to improve your website’s search engine optimization (SEO) and drive more traffic to your site, implementing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is a great way to achieve this. However, to make your FAQ section more visible and effective, you need to optimize it with schema markup, specifically ld+json. In this article, we’ll explore …Read more.
If you’re using WordPress for your website or blog, you’re likely familiar with Yoast SEO plugin. One of the features of Yoast SEO is the breadcrumb trail, which helps visitors navigate your site and understand where they are in the site hierarchy. While Yoast SEO automatically generates breadcrumbs for most themes, if you’re using a …Read more.
If you want to hide the quantity of a product on your WooCommerce website, using a PHP function is an effective way to achieve this goal. This article will guide you through the steps of using a PHP function to hide the quantity of an item on your WooCommerce website. Understanding the Importance of a …Read more.
A slow website can have a significant negative impact on user experience, search engine rankings, and conversions. When it comes to WordPress, slow website speed can be due to various reasons such as using heavy themes, plugins, unoptimised images, and a sluggish database. Fortunately, there are several techniques available to help you speed up your …Read more.
Step 1: Create the Custom User Meta Data Field The first step is to create the custom user meta data field that you want to add to the WooCommerce sign-up form. You can add this code to your theme’s functions.php file or create a new plugin: // Add custom user meta data field function add_custom_user_meta_data_field( …Read more.
When it comes to including JavaScript in a WordPress theme or plugin, there are some best practices that you should follow. By using the proper method of including JavaScript, you can improve the performance of your website and ensure that your code is compatible with other plugins and themes. In this article, we’ll explore the …Read more.
XML-RPC is a protocol that allows remote access to WordPress sites. While it has some benefits, it can also be a security risk, as it can be used by hackers to launch DDoS attacks or brute-force attacks on your website. If you’re not using any plugins or apps that require XML-RPC, it’s a good idea …Read more.
WordPress is a popular platform that powers millions of websites and blogs. One of the reasons for its popularity is the availability of numerous plugins that extend its functionality. Plugins help users add features and customize their WordPress site to meet their specific needs. However, these plugins require constant updates to stay secure and compatible …Read more.
