How to Disable WordPress Block Widgets and Enable Classic Widgets Again?

Patrick | Updated on November 11, 2022

Looking to disable WordPress block widgets and enable classic widgets again? After the release of WordPress 5.8, WordPress has replaced the traditional widget area with a new block-based system. Here, you use the Gutenberg blocks to place the widgets in sidebars, footers, or other widgets areas. This is basically an upgrade for the old widget area as you will have full control over the configuration and customization of the widgets. However, some of the users might want to continue using the classic widgets area due to personal preference. Keeping that in mind, we have prepared this tutorial to show you...

How to Embed Facebook Feed in WordPress?

Patrick | Updated on January 11, 2022

Displaying the Facebook feed on your WordPress website can be a great way to boost user engagements. It enables your audience to know the recent activities (posts) that you have done on your Facebook page or timeline. This will allow your audience to the latest updates done on your website, products, or services directly from your website which increases the social reach of your business. Furthermore, you can add a like button on the Facebook feed to enable your audience to like your FB account. This way, you can convert your random visitor into a Facebook follower and increase the...

How To Fix “Insecure Content (Mixed Content)” Error In WordPress

Patrick | Updated on May 15, 2024

When migrating a website from HTTP to HTTPS, web owners may encounter several issues. One of them is “Insecure Content (Mixed Content)” Error. This error is normally caused by the HTTPS/SSL settings. In most of the situation it won’t harm your website and your blog posts and web pages will continue to load as normal. However, keeping your website in such condition may break your website down. In this article, we will discuss what insecure content (Mixed Content) error actually is and how to fix it on your WordPress website. Adding SSL Certificate on your WordPress Website In past, adding...

How to Add Live Chat on WordPress Website?

Patrick | Updated on January 11, 2022

Adding a live chat feature on your WordPress website can be a great way to show your availability. Your potential customers when visiting your site might have some general inquiries or pre-sales questions regarding the products or services that you offer on your site. And answering their queries instantly via live chat can be a good way to persuade them to make a purchase. Apart from that, live chat can also be used as a support forum to instantly reply to the client’s queries as well. It will not only make your support stronger but can also increase the credibility...

Keep Your WordPress E-commerce Site Secure Against Cyber Threats: 8 Ways To Ensure Online Safety

Hash | Updated on March 15, 2024

E-commerce is a vast market in which entrepreneurs and companies put lots of effort into providing the best experience to their customers. From accessible web pages to friendly customer support, a typical internet user can expect a wide range of products and hassle-free transactions. There is, however, one thing that you should pay extra attention to - online safety. Even with the current development of information technology, the internet can still be a dangerous place. And as an E-commerce site owner, it is your responsibility to keep it safe and secure from malware and hackers. In this article, you will...

How to Remove Date From WordPress Posts?

Patrick | Updated on November 12, 2021

By default, all the WordPress posts and pages are stamped with date and time. They help you to organize your posts in the archive page. However, if you have some evergreen blogs that are relevant even after your publication date, keeping the publication date might not be the right thing. Like if a blog is 4-5 years old, it might discourage click even if it’s a relevant evergreen blog. At that time, you may consider removing the date from the WordPress posts. In this article, we will discuss different ways to remove date from WordPress posts. So, if you are...

6 Easy Tweaks to Boost Visitor Trust on Your WordPress Website

Patrick | Updated on October 29, 2021

Whether you’re selling a product or service or solely providing information, it’s essential to build trust among your visitors. If they don’t trust you, they won’t spend money with you, and the information you provide will be viewed with suspicion or dismissed altogether. A premium WordPress theme is always a great place to start, as a website that looks like someone has spent time and effort to create will always appeal to people and reinforce your message. From there, you can tweak your site for more trust and conversions with these handy tips: HTTPS Protection If you haven’t got it...

5 Things to Consider When Choosing a WordPress Security Plugin

Patrick | Updated on October 29, 2021

WordPress is undoubtedly the most popular content management system in the world. With over 28 million websites using the platform and thousands of free or premium WordPress themes and plugins available to meet every conceivable requirement, it can cope with just about any kind of website imaginable. It’s also relatively secure out of the box. One of the biggest challenges facing site owners isn’t the most current version of WordPress but older ones that need updates. Attackers find previously unheard-of vulnerabilities, then go after sites that have fallen behind on the latest releases. In a 2017 study, it was found...

How to Install Multisite on WordPress Network?

Patrick | Updated on March 22, 2024

Are you looking to install multisite on WordPress? Creating a multisite can be a great way to manage multiple websites using the same WordPress installation. Multisites are mostly used by blogs, schools, and businesses that run separate websites but are managed under one dashboard. In this article we will discuss what a WordPress multisite is, pros and cons using a multisite and how to install and set up a multisite on WordPress network. In the end of the article you will be clear about the multisite and will be able to install and run your own WordPress multisite. With that...