
How To Use Custom Fields In Gutenberg – Screenshots + Example
Custom fields in Gutenberg still exist! They're just a bit hidden. Here's how to enable them with screenshots and an example of how they work.
Bhagwad Park writes for the NameHero blog.

Custom fields in Gutenberg still exist! They're just a bit hidden. Here's how to enable them with screenshots and an example of how they work.

Sometimes you see weird 404 errors in WordPress. Here are two ways to fix them - one involves refreshing a setting, and the other involves an .htaccess file.

The WordPress Gutenberg editor has a lot of clutter by default. And some shortcuts are broken. Here are some customizations to ease the transition.

Sometimes, the standard "defer" with jQuery excluded isn't enough. This will show you how to defer Javascript properly in WordPress to cover all scenarios.

The new "font-display" directive will make fonts non-render blocking. Here's how to use it with screenshots, along with other useful advice!

The Cloudflare "Cache Everything" option seems appealing. Unfortunately, it just doesn't work like you think it will. Read to find out why!

Some themes like Genesis allow you to change the layout for specific pages. But there's a right way, and a wrong way to do it. Here's how to do it properly!

Most websites load Google fonts from a 3rd party server which blocks page loading and slows the site down. Here's how to load Google fonts locally instead.

By default, Google Analytics doesn't send all the pageviews samples for speed reporting. Here's how to track page speed accurately by making some changes.

The doubleclick code can load on your site without you even realizing it. Here are two ways to disable DoubleClick in Google Analytics.
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