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Kinsta Kingpin: Interview with Michael Hebenstreit
Check out our interview with Michael Hebenstreit; owner and developer at MH Themes, a premium WordPress theme shop popular for its magazine themes.
What Is a WordPress Slug?
What exactly is a WordPress slug? Click here to learn about slugs and how they play an important role in search engine optimization and usability.
How to Download Older Versions of WordPress Plugins
Run into an issue with a plugin update or conflict on your site? Check out these four simple ways on how to download older versions of WordPress pl…
Where and How to Hire a WordPress Developer
Finding and hiring a WordPress developer can be a daunting task. This post covers great sources for hiring and steps to sensibly assess candidates.
How To Optimize Images for Web and Performance
Images are often the #1 element responsible for slow page load times. Learn how to optimize images for web and your site.
How to Prevent Hotlinking in WordPress (7 Easy Methods)
In this tutorial, you'll learn what hotlinking is, why it is bad, and how to easily prevent hotlinking on your WordPress site to save money and ban…
Kinsta Kingpin: Interview with Ionut Neagu
Check out our interview with Ionut Neagu; co-founder of Themeisle and founder of codeinwp, where they code and build WordPress themes and plugins.
What Is an SVG File (And How do You Upload SVGs to WordPress)?
What is an SVG file? It's an XML-based vector image format for two-dimensional graphics with support for interactivity & animation. Learn more in t…
Why You Should Be Using Supported PHP Versions
Supported PHP versions (especially PHP 8 and higher) offer security enhancements, performance benefits, and all-around better developer features.
How to Fix “Specify a Vary: Accept-Encoding Header” Warning
Find out how to fix the "Specify a Vary: Accept-Encoding Header" warning on your WordPress site that you see in Pingdom, GTmetrix, and PageSpeed In…
How to Find and Add Stock Photos Without Leaving WordPress
Check out these two different solutions, both free and premium, to easily add beautiful WordPress stock photos without ever leaving your dashboard.
Important Changes – Disqus Ads Are No Longer Free to Disable
WordPress users now have to pay a monthly fee to remove Disqus ads from their comments. Click here to learn more about these changes and some alter…