There may be situations where you would want to provide your email address information on the site, so the site visitor can contact you. Would it be nice if the site visitor could send you an email even if the contact form is not provided on the site? Actually, it is possible to accomplish on your WordPress site using email links.
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Images affect a performance of your WordPress site
Humans have used images to tell stories for thousands of years. It help to illustrate a point without using any words. Nowadays, we still use images to better present the content on a webpage. There is one downside of using the images on the site — they can negatively affect a performance of your site.
Native lazy loading images in your WordPress site
Images play an important role when creating a content but they also affect the performance of the site. Lazy loading helps to resolve performance issues by delaying loading of images in long pages. So, offscreen images are not loaded until the user scrolls to them.
Displaying an author bio in a widget area without a WordPress plugin
Displaying an author bio section can be a very beneficial thing for a site because it allows the visitors to establish a connection with the author or the owner of the site. In this article, I am going to show you how use a default WordPress functionality to create a simple bio section in your sidebar or in any other widget area.
Adding a clickable phone number to your WordPress menu and other links
Do you know that it is possible to allow your site visitors to call your office with a single click on mobile devices? It is called a click-to-call action, and it can be achieved by using the tel: scheme. In this article, you’ll learn how to make a phone number clickable on your site.
Adding a custom class to a WordPress menu link
Your site menu plays an important role for the visitors of your site. It is like a map that helps them to get to the right place on the site. Without such map, it will be super hard for the visitors to find information quickly and easily which will cause a negative user experience for them. As a result, they will leave the site.
Creating a WordPress.com account
In some cases, you might need a WordPress.com account in order use a specific service or get your WordPress site extra functionality. The problem is that a sign up process might be a little bit confusing when it comes to creating just a WordPress.com account without a hosting space.
Do I need a Twitter Account for My Business?
Matching up a social media account to your business’s needs for online marketing is tricky. There is no yes or no answer because businesses should focus more on target marketing to their buyer personas rather than just blanket advertising on social media.
Our New Website Has Launched!
We are happy to welcome you on our brand new website! With the launch of this website, we are placing a strong emphasis on a clear message of who we are, what we do and where our value lies when developing, delivering and maintaining our products for WordPress platform.
What’s my Page/Post ID?
Sometimes themes or plugins might ask you to enter post or page IDs in order to setup some options. Every post and page you create in WordPress has an unique ID number. Here is a simple tutorial to show you how to find post or page ID in your WordPress site.