If you’re one of Netflix’s 104 million subscribers, you know that paying one fixed price for access to a huge library of content is pretty dang awesome. Rather than purchasing individual shows (expensive!), you just pay $10 per month for the pleasure of gorging yourself on heaps of TV shows and movies. Pretty cool! So ... Read more
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WordPress maintenance is boring. I mean, is there anything exciting about running a backup or preventing a future malware attack? But WordPress maintenance is also essential. Because as unsexy as backups, security, and their ilk are, they’re necessary to keep your WordPress site safe, secure, and running smoothly. So if you don’t like having to ... Read more
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Ever wished that there were something like Jetpack for your WooCommerce store? Something where you could just install one plugin and then pick and choose between a ton of helpful modules rather than trying to hunt down 20 different plugins? I think you see where this is going… Booster for WooCommerce is that Jetpack for ... Read more
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Struggling with how to install a WordPress theme? Themes are the building block of every single WordPress site, so if you can’t install your WordPress theme of choice, you’re gonna end up stuck on the runway! Don’t worry, though. Over the years, WordPress has evolved to the point where it’s actually pretty dang simple to ... Read more
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With its 400,000+ active installs, Beaver Builder is one of the most popular WordPress page builders that you’ll find. It also has a huge developer community, which has led to the creation of a similarly huge number of Beaver Builder add-ons. We already covered the equally vibrant Elementor add-ons community, so now it’s time to ... Read more
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So you want to start a travel blog? Congrats! That’s awesome. I’ve been known to dabble in travel blogging and it’s a nice change from writing more technical articles like this one. But if you want to create your own travel blog, you’re going to need your own website…and that might not be as easy ... Read more
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When it comes to adding scripts to WordPress, most people recommend that you use a plugin like Code Snippets or your own custom plugin (or, if you’re wild and crazy, you can stick them right in your child theme’s template files). But lately on some of the Facebook WordPress groups, I’ve been seeing people talk ... Read more
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If you need to make changes to the live version of your WordPress site, you probably don’t want your visitors walking in on you at an awkward moment. That’s what maintenance mode is for. It lets you throw up a user-friendly page that tells users “Hey, the site isn’t available for a bit. Please come ... Read more
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If you’ve read my Elementor review here at WPLift (or one of the many other Elementor reviews out there), you know that one of the few criticisms I, and others, had for Elementor was its lack of inline editing (that is – the ability to type text directly on the live preview of your page, ... Read more
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One of the great things about open source software is that it’s “open” for other developers to tap into and extend. That openness is part of why we have 60,000+ WordPress plugins to choose from. But those benefits don’t just apply to the core WordPress software – they also mean that intrepid developers are free ... Read more
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