WordPress Tutorials, Tips, and Resources

Twenty Twenty: An Introduction to the New Default WordPress Theme

WordPress 5.3 introduced Twenty Twenty, a theme focused on the the Block Editor Gutenberg. Learn all the key features of the Twenty Twenty theme!

WordPress Hacked: What to Do When Your Site Is in Trouble

Learn how and why WordPress sites get hacked, the most common signs of hacks, and how to fully clean up your hacked WordPress site!

Trello vs Asana — Where to Manage Your Projects in 2019

Trello vs Asana: which project management tool is the best for you? Check out this Asana vs Trello features comparision to learn how these platform...

How to Embed iFrame Code on Your WordPress Site (Manually and with Plugins)

Need to feature someone's else content on WordPress? iFrame it's your best friend! Learn how to use iFrames on your site with this in-depth tutorial!

How to Install a WordPress Theme (3 Easy Methods)

Have questions about how to install a WordPress theme step-by-step? This tutorial will guide you through the entire installation process.

Weebly vs WordPress: Which Is Best For Your Website? (2019 Full Comparison)

Need to choose between Weebly vs WordPress? We'll dig deeper into the main reasons you might want to choose one CMS over the other.

How to Embed a Google Form on Your WordPress Site (3 Easy Steps)

Need to run a survey or collect responses from your visitors? Learn how to embed Google Forms on WordPress with this step-by-step tutorial!

Email Deliverability Manager: What’s This Lesser-Known Yet Crucial Job Role?

What's an Email Deliverability Manager? If your business rely on sending emails, you'd better learn what they're in charge of... you'll probably ne...

How to Password Protect Your WordPress Site: Every Method

Learn how to password protect WordPress using four different methods. Password protect your entire site, posts, categories, or parts of posts.

21 Alternative Search Engines to Use in 2019

Google isn't the only search engine out there. Check out the best alternative search engines for encrypted data, more privacy, and cool search feat...

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