
How To Create Reusable Table Formats In WordPress
This tutorial will show you how to create a resuable table in WordPress using an HTML table generator and Gutenberg blocks.
Bhagwad Park writes for the NameHero blog.

This tutorial will show you how to create a resuable table in WordPress using an HTML table generator and Gutenberg blocks.

A postback URL is used when a 3rd party site wants to notify you of something that happened. Here's how to use one to send an E-mail from WordPress.

Jetpack junk code can clutter up your site, reduce the page speed, and harm your rankings. Here's how to get rid of it and only keep the code you need!

If you have an article heavy site, you need to add the "Last Modifed" date on posts. This helps your users, as well as search engines.

Normally, the HTML specification doesn't show consecutive whitespaces. Here's how to force whitespace in the WordPress editor to show up!

There's a right way and a wrong way to insert custom CSS in WordPress. Here's the most efficient method, instead of using the theme customizer!

Normally images in the widget area have a "padding". Here's how to remove the image border in WordPress sidebars to make them look nice!

If you want to speed up your posting, you need to learn how to add custom image dimensions to WordPress. Here's a tutorial with screenshots.

It's a good idea to disable XML-RPC, and only whitelist those services that need it. Here are three ways to protect yourself.

By default, vector images are not allowed in WordPress. Here's how to allow svg file uploads in WordPress using small code snippet.
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