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The “fit-content” CSS Style Rule Is Amazing!

One of the downsides of no longer using sidebars is that you lose space to put stuff like “Related Posts”. But I still stick with my decision to do away with sidebars on my site – mostly because when it comes to long-form content, the sidebars vanish quickly anyway. For lasting benefits, you’ll have to […]

November 1, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | WordPress 0

How To Fix A Stuck All-in-One WP Migration Import

Updated: May 1, 2023 The All-in-One WP Migration plugin is hands down the best tool you can use to migrate your WordPress website from one host to another. I used it myself a couple of days ago to transition my website to one of NameHero’s new WordPress Hosting packages, and it really is simple. We […]

October 27, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | Showcase, WordPress 24

WordPress Is Finally Taking Speed Seriously

Like it or not, Google is the unlikely champion of website speed. By integrating CWV speed and usability metrics as ranking criteria in the SERPs, platform creators are finally starting to take the issue seriously. As a user and fan, WordPress often frustrates me with their lackadaisical approach to speed issues. For the longest time, […]

October 18, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | WordPress 1

How To Enable Password Resets ONLY For Administrators

If you’ve run a website for a while, you know that you can sometimes get emails from hackers trying to use the “password reset” button. While this shouldn’t work because they don’t have access to your email (hopefully!), it can still be annoying to sift through the spam, and in general, it causes additional workload […]

October 11, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | WordPress 0

Two Ways To Change The Site Title In WordPress

A friend of mine recently reached out to me for SEO advice on a new site he was working on. Taking a quick look, I saw that he hadn’t yet put the main keyword/keyphrase into the title! Naturally, we all know this is the single most important step you take to identify your site as […]

September 8, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | WordPress 0

Using The New WordPress Pattern Directory

In July 2021, WordPress 5.8 was released with a powerful new feature – the block pattern directory. It’s an addition to WordPress’s existing library of themes and plugins and is sure to be a huge asset for web developers. I must admit, I didn’t see the potential for block patterns until I took a look […]

August 18, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | WordPress 0

An Easy Way To View Debug Info In WordPress

Debugging in WordPress is annoying. It’s turned off by default, and there’s no GUI for viewing the errors. Turning it on requires you to add lines to the wp-config.php file – something not everyone is comfortable doing, particularly given that it’s so sensitive and can easily destroy your entire site if you’re not careful. As […]

August 16, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | WordPress 0

Using the New Autoptimize Aggregate Inline JS

On the 26th of July, 2021, the well-known plugin Autoptimized released a new update that allows for deferring in-line JavaScript. Here’s the new option as seen in the settings screen: This new ability, lets you final defer inline JavaScript so that it doesn’t mess up your page load times. But should you enable it? And […]

August 9, 2021 | Bhagwad Park | WordPress 0

Dtables – A New Lightweight Data Tables Alternative

I think a lot about tables in content. Despite being cast away in favor of things like GridLayouts for website design, they’re still invaluable for doing their primary job – displaying data in a structured manner. And because I use a lot of data myself on my site, I’m always looking for ways to make […]

July 28, 2021 | Ryan Gray | WordPress 1

How To Let A WordPress User Moderate Comments Even With Low Trust

When you have a large site, maintenance can be a hassle. You might have multiple authors and thousands of comments to sift through, on top of all the regular work like updating plugins, etc. One solution that many organizations take, is to outsource the comment moderation. Of all the possibly risky areas of a site, […]

July 26, 2021 | Ryan Gray | WordPress 0

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