Site Health Status allows WordPress website owners to regularly check on the status of their site and take action when needed. The idea behind this is that users will

In this post, you'll get some great sources to generate topics for content for your blog – both online and off. Ideas are everywhere and your job as a

No matter what you're trying to learn, insider terminology can be confusing. We created this glossary to help WordPress beginners (and more experienced users) navigate managing or creating a

What is a Call-to-Action Button? A Call-to-action (CTA) button guides visitors where you want to take them on your website. CTA buttons are important website elements because they: Grab

WordPress themes are comprised of code files that control how your website content is displayed. WordPress has a built-in alert system the lets you know when theme updates, and

With the release of WordPress 5.5, there are even more reasons to use the WordPress Block Editor instead of adding a Page Builder to your WordPress site. What are

WordPress 5.5 has been released and we feel like kids in a candy store! Updating to 5.5 If you're relatively new to WordPress and don't know how to update

Post updated from March 11, 2013. “PDF” stands for Portable Document Format – a file format that can be easily uploaded and downloaded from your website. PDFs are usually

This post was originally published on November 26, 2012. The post has been rewritten to show you the new and much easier way to create anchor links in WordPress.

We often write about Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and website copy and no wonder – they go hand. Optimizing a site for search is commonly known as SEO. The

The Ultimate Addons for Gutenberg (UAG) Plugin was the first plugin built to enhance the WordPress Gutenberg block experience. And it does what it promises. In this post, we’ll

You likely know by now that in December 2018, the classic WordPress content editor was replaced with a brand new block editor, known as Gutenberg. Learn more over here