Adding scripts to WordPress header is often necessary for things like Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, or custom fonts.  However, there are two key ways to do it. The easy way and the hard way.  The hard way: Editing theme files manually. This can be risky as one small mistake can break your site, and updates

By default, WordPress generates RSS feed URLs to share your content with RSS readers, email services, and social media tools.  While useful for some sites, these feeds can be unnecessary or even problematic—especially if you want to prevent content scraping or reduce server load. In this guide, we’ll show you how to disable WordPress feed

For a WordPress user, the dashboard is where they end up spending the most time. Therefore it makes sense that you customize it to something that you find appealing or even comforting.  One way to personalize is to change WordPress admin font across the dashboard. Something that you like and makes your dashboard uniquely ‘you’. 

Let’s face it, slow websites are the worst.  Visitors get frustrated, SEO rankings tank and your blood pressure rises every time you try to troubleshoot why your WordPress site takes forever to load.  But what if we told you that speeding up your WordPress site doesn’t have to be a headache?  We’ve spent over a

Let’s face it—the WordPress admin menu can feel like a messy closet. Plugins, themes, and core features all compete for attention, leaving you scrolling and clicking like you’re on a scavenger hunt. If you’ve ever wished for a tidier, more efficient dashboard, you’re in luck! There are basically two answers to the question “How to

Managing a large collection of media files in WordPress can quickly become overwhelming, especially for with media-heavy websites. Especially photographers, bloggers, and businesses can run into this problem when trying to manage content on their websites. The default WordPress Media Library, while functional, lacks the ability to organize files into folders, making it difficult to

WordPress powers 43.5% of all websites worldwide. 178 different countries across the globe use WordPress. Out of these 178 countries only around 9 have their national language as English. What does this tell us? That a huge chunk of the user base of WordPress speak other languages beside English. WordPress knows this as well and

Changing your WordPress admin email is a crucial task that every website owner should know how to do. Whether you’re updating your contact information, transferring site ownership, or enhancing security, modifying this essential setting is a fundamental skill. Let’s explore various methods to change your WordPress admin email, ranging from simple built-in options to advanced

Here’s a fun little fact. In 2021: out of the reported 3.57 million skydives made, only 721 had to use their reserve parachute. In other words, the odds of a skydiver needing to use their reserve parachute are approximately 1 in 5,000. Now, what if I was to tell you “Hey, just jump without your

Have you ever found yourself staring at the WordPress admin login page, scratching your head, trying to remember what the username and password for your site was. Or maybe you just forgot the password and now you’re ripping hair out, jumping through multiple hoops only to find that you need the email address you registered