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How to Make Rounded Images in WordPress Gutenberg: A Step-by-Step Guide
Have you ever wanted to add a touch of sophistication to your WordPress website by incorporating rounded images? Well, you’re in luck! Today, I’m going to show you how to create beautiful rounded images using the WordPress Gutenberg editor. No need for fancy plugins or complicated coding – we’ll do it all with the built-in…
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How to Add Icon to a Button in WordPress – Without Plugin
As a WordPress enthusiast, I’m always looking for ways to enhance the visual appeal of my websites without relying on too many plugins. Today, I’m excited to share a neat trick I’ve discovered: adding icons to buttons in WordPress without using any plugins. This simple technique can make your buttons more engaging and eye-catching, improving…
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How to Disable Gutenberg and Switch to Classic Editor in WordPress
As a WordPress user, I’ve seen the platform evolve over the years. One of the most significant changes was the introduction of the Gutenberg editor in WordPress 5.0. While Gutenberg offers many advanced features, some users still prefer the simplicity of the Classic editor. In this post, I’ll show you how to disable Gutenberg and…
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How to Duplicate a WordPress Page – No Plugin
As a WordPress user, I’ve often needed to duplicate pages or posts. It’s a handy feature when you want to create similar content without starting from scratch. In this post, I’ll walk you through the process of duplicating pages in WordPress, both for wordpress.com and self-hosted WordPress installations. Let’s dive in! Duplicating Pages on WordPress.com…
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WordPress.com vs WordPress.org vs WordPress VIP: Which One Is Right for You?
As a web developer, I’ve worked with all flavors of WordPress over the years. Let me break down the key differences between WordPress.com, WordPress.org, and WordPress VIP to help you figure out which one is the best fit for your website needs. WordPress has become the dominant content management system on the web, powering a…
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How to Change WordPress Site Icon with Your Logo
I’ve been working with WordPress for years, and one of the most overlooked aspects of site design is the site icon, also known as a favicon. It’s that tiny image you see in your browser tab, and believe it or not, it plays a crucial role in your brand’s online presence. Today, I’m going to…