A couple of years ago, WPLift published an article titled “How to Use a WordPress Static Site Generator to Make WordPress Static.” That article used the WP2Static plugin as an example. WP2Static has since been taken over by Strattic. It is no longer available in the WordPress plugin directory, although you can still get it [...]
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Are you looking to discover everything there is to know about WordPress QR codes? What they are, how they can benefit you, and how to create your own? If so, you are on the right page, as that’s what this article is about. So, let’s get started! What Are QR Codes? Chances are, you will [...]
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WordPress, by default, has no options to add customizable buttons. However, there are many free and paid solutions to build attractive buttons. Which can be used in landing pages as well as in calls to action? There are WordPress plugins for almost every task. In this post, you will learn why you need these buttons and WordPress plugins to get them. [...]
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Looking for an easy way to set up a HubSpot WordPress integration? HubSpot is one of the most popular customer relationship management tools (CRM), and it also offers a generous free version, which makes it easy to get started with. If you pair that with your WordPress site, you’ve got one powerful duo to generate ... Read more
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Struggling with how to embed Google Sheets in WordPress? While there are lots of useful WordPress table plugins that help you add tables on your site, sometimes you just need the full flexibility of Google Sheets and it’s better to embed your table directly from Google Sheets. This ensures that your spreadsheet data is always ... Read more
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Hey, WordPress friends. We hope you got your fill of WordPress Black Friday deals last week. There are still a few deals straggling on, but most of them are over by now. Other than those deals, it’s been a fairly quiet week. There’s been some talk of returning to in-person WordPress events in limited locations and, ... Read more
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If there’s one thing I’ve learned from the Internet, it’s this: People want things fast. They want Amazon to deliver packages in under 2 seconds. They want to binge watch entire TV shows the second they get released. And they definitely want sites to load rocket fast.
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Interested in a powerful way to speed up your site’s global load times? Using Cloudflare full-page caching for WordPress lets you serve your entire WordPress site from Cloudflare’s huge global network, which offers impressively consistent (and fast) global load times. However, if you want to avoid breaking your WordPress site, you’ll need to properly configure ... Read more
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Struggling with a bad Cumulative Layout Shift on WordPress? Cumulative Layout Shift, or CLS for short, is one of three metrics in Google’s new Core Web Vitals project. Beyond just generally being a good measure of user experience on your site, Google announced that it will start using Core Web Vitals as a ranking factor ... Read more
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You know what sucks? When your emails show up in your intended recipients’ spam folders. You’re sending content that needs to be seen, but the Internet gatekeepers are sending it straight to junk. It’s annoying. But as anyone who has tried to receive Contact Form 7 emails at their Gmail account can attest to, it happens far too often with emails sent by your WordPress site.
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