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How to Master Flesch-Kincaid for WordPress Posts

The Flesch-Kincaid readability score is absolutely essential. Either your readers will understand and enjoy your content or they’ll get confused … and leave.

By Toni Matthews-El – Sep 25, 2016

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3 Useful Plugins to Check For Broken Links in WordPress

Checking for broken links is one of the most tedious, yet necessary, tasks for your site. Luckily, there are tools to automate this. WordPress users can use these plugins to check for broken links.

By Ada Ivanova – Sep 17, 2016

How to Add a Cool Typing Effect to Your WordPress Site

If you are a web owner, one of the ways to attract a reader’s attention is to use moving, typewriter-like texts. WordPress users can achieve this typing effect with Typed Js.

By Jeffry Thurana – Sep 15, 2016

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How to Use Markdown in WordPress to Improve Workflow

You cannot use markdown in WordPress, as it doesn’t come with native markdown support. Luckily there are plugins you can use to add markdown functionality to WordPress.

By Ayo Isaiah – Sep 13, 2016

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How to Easily Create a Landing Page in WordPress

There are plenty of ways to create a landing page in WordPress. If you are not aware, check out this list to learn how.

By Jeffry Thurana – Sep 6, 2016

The Best Way to Add Push Notifications to Your WordPress Site

One of the newest ways for retaining visitors and getting them to come back regularly is by using push notifications. Follow this guide to add push notifications to your WordPress site.

By Jeffry Thurana – Aug 30, 2016

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Hide the Nagging WordPress Upgrade Notification to All Users But Admin

You will always receive the WordPress Upgrade Notification whenever a new WordPress version is released. Here is how you can hide the WordPress upgrade notification for all users

By Damien Oh – Aug 17, 2016

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How to Improve Your WordPress Password Security with bcrypt Hashing Algorithm

By default, WordPress is using MD5 hashing to protect your password. Here is how you can improve WordPress password security by using bcrypt hashing.

By Damien Oh – Aug 5, 2016

How to Remove and Stop Storing IP Address in WordPress Comments

How to Remove and Stop Storing an IP Address in WordPress Comments

When someone comments on your WordPress site, their IP address is recorded automatically. Luckily, you can stop storing the IP address in comments. Here’s how.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jun 23, 2016

Limiting Author Access to Categories in WordPress

Limiting Author Access to Categories in WordPress

Running a multi-author Wordpress blog and want to assign specific categories to authors? Here’s how to restrict authors’ access to certain categories.

By Vamsi Krishna – Jun 17, 2016

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How to Upload Image Into WordPress on iPad and Retain the Size and Name

Having trouble figuring out how to upload an image into WordPress on an iPad while keeping the name and size? It’s easy using these apps.

By Laura Tucker – Jun 5, 2016

7 .htaccess Rules that Every WordPress User Should Know

7 .htaccess Rules That Every WordPress User Should Know

Every WordPress site comes with its own .htaccess configuration file. Here are 7 .htaccess rules you should add to your WordPress site.

By Vamsi Krishna – May 9, 2016

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Use Optimus for WordPress to Reduce Image Size and Improve Loading Speed

Looking to reduce the image size of your site? Try Optimus for WordPress to optimize your uploaded images.

By Damien Oh – May 4, 2016

Add These WordPress Plugins and Get More Traffic To Your Site

Add These WordPress Plugins and Get More Traffic to Your Site

You can’t build a site and expect people to find it on their own; you have to give it a boost. These WordPress plugins can help get more traffic to your site.

By Jeffry Thurana – May 2, 2016

Your WordPress Site and Telegram are a Perfect Pair; Here's How to Link Them

Your WordPress Site and Telegram Are a Perfect Pair; Here’s How to Link Them

Looking for a way to interact with your audience and reach more readers? Here’s how you can connect WordPress and Telegram.

By Jeffry Thurana – Apr 19, 2016

Why You Should Create A Child Theme And Tips To Make It Easier

Why You Should Create a Child Theme and Tips to Make It Easier [WordPress]

This article will explain why a child theme is necessary for making customisations on your WordPress website and show you how to create one.

By Ayo Isaiah – Mar 23, 2016

Manage Your Wordpress Blogs with Wordpress Desktop App

Manage Your WordPress Blogs with WordPress Desktop App

If you have more than one WordPress blog and want to manage them from your desktop, check out the new WordPress desktop app.

By Jeffry Thurana – Mar 17, 2016

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8 Useful WordPress Admin Plugins to Extend the Functionality of the Dashboard

Have you ever found the WordPress dashboard too clunky or lacking in functionality? Try one of these WordPress admin plugins. They’re sure to help!

By Ayo Isaiah – Feb 9, 2016

5 of the Best Scheduling and Booking Plugins for WordPress

Since many businesses host their websites on WordPress, it’s only natural to have scheduling plugins available for prospective clients to make bookings and reservations. Here are five of them to check out.

By Ayo Isaiah – Jan 16, 2016

36 Best Free WordPress Plugins You Must Use in 2016

16 of the Best Free WordPress Plugins You Must Use in 2016

With all the WordPress plugins readily available, it can be hard to find the best ones. This article shares 16 of the best free Wordpress plugins you won’t want to miss.

By Ayo Isaiah – Jan 4, 2016

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