Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem WordPress core, themes, and plugins release regular updates for new features, bug fixes, and security improvements. Failing to update can leave your site vulnerable,...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem The default WordPress installation provides a strong foundation, but many websites need extra functionality such as SEO tools, contact forms, caching, or e-commerce. Plugins...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem After installing a theme, you’ll often want to adjust its design and layout to match your brand. WordPress provides several ways to customize themes,...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem A theme controls the design, layout, and overall appearance of your WordPress site. While WordPress comes with default themes, most site owners want to...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem Widgets allow you to add extra features and content to areas of your site such as sidebars, footers, and headers. Depending on your theme,...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem WordPress themes typically include default navigation menus, but you may need to customize them to better suit your site structure. For example, you might...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem Sometimes the default fields in WordPress (title, content, categories, tags) are not enough to capture all the information you need. For example, if you’re...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem WordPress includes built-in taxonomies such as categories and tags, but these may not always fit your content structure. For example, if you have a...
Applies to: WordPress 6.x and laterLast updated: September 2025 Problem By default, WordPress only comes with a few post types like posts and pages. However, many websites need additional structured content such as portfolios,...
Applies to: WordPress.org (self-hosted)Last updated: May 2025 Problem You want visitors to be able to reach you through your website—without displaying your email address publicly—but you’re not sure how to build or embed a...
