Category Archives: WordPress Guides

How To Create A Restaurant Website With WordPress: What You Need

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Need to create a restaurant website? If so, WordPress is an awesome solution that can do everything you need it to do, while still giving you the flexibility to make the exact changes that you want (that’s not always the case with Squarespace!). In this post, I’m going to lay out everything that you need ... Read moreHow To Create A Restaurant Website With WordPress: What You Need

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How To Add Custom CSS To WordPress: 4 Methods For Different Needs

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Need to add custom CSS to WordPress? As you become more familiar with WordPress, you’ll almost certainly want to add at least a little bit of custom CSS to your site. I know I do – every WordPress site I launch has at least a couple of tweaks to get things just right. But adding ... Read moreHow To Add Custom CSS To WordPress: 4 Methods For Different Needs

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How To Cloak Affiliate Links In WordPress: With Or Without A Plugin

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Which of these two URLs looks better? wplift.com/go/product product.com/sdfjkhsdfjhkskjhkuiweruireuhiuhe It’s the first one, right? That, plus other reasons, is why so many affiliate marketers cloak affiliate links on their sites. To help you do the same, I’m going to show you exactly how to cloak affiliate links in WordPress using three different methods (two plugins ... Read moreHow To Cloak Affiliate Links In WordPress: With Or Without A Plugin

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How To Add Facebook Comments To WordPress: 2 Easy Methods

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Want to add Facebook comments to your WordPress site instead of the native WordPress comments? While there are plenty of plugins to help you enhance the native WordPress comments system, you might want to completely switch things up and move to Facebook instead. In this post, I’ll show you how to add Facebook comments to ... Read moreHow To Add Facebook Comments To WordPress: 2 Easy Methods

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A Big Collection Of Gutenberg Editor Resources For Developers And Casual Users Alike

Gutenberg, Gutenberg Editor, WordPress Guides

Every time the clock ticks past midnight, the Gutenberg editor gets one day closer to becoming part of the core. WordPress 5.0 is the next major release. And with WordPress 5.0, we’re going to get the brand new Gutenberg editor (I guess it will just be the “WordPress editor” when that happens). To help get ... Read moreA Big Collection Of Gutenberg Editor Resources For Developers And Casual Users Alike

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The Ultimate Guide for Schema Markup

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Launched a beautiful website, that looks and functions great? Optimized copy for SEO and took care of meta tags? Now, let’s learn how to step up your SEO game and implement Schema Markup on the website. Hello, my Name is Sujay and I’m the founder of Schema Pro, the best plugin for Schema Markup WordPress. ... Read moreThe Ultimate Guide for Schema Markup

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How To Accept Stripe Payments On WordPress: Detailed Guide

Payments, Stripe, WordPress Guides

Need to accept Stripe payments on your WordPress site? Stripe is great because it’s easy to use, charges transparent fees, and is not named PayPal (ok – that last one is kind of a cheap shot – but PayPal doesn’t have the best reputation). We’ve previously written a detailed guide on how to use Stripe ... Read moreHow To Accept Stripe Payments On WordPress: Detailed Guide

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WordPress Document Library Plugin: The Complete Guide

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A WordPress document library plugin is a popular way to list PDF files or other documents in a structured format with download links. A good document library makes it quick and easy for people to find the items they need – for example, with search options and filters. Surprisingly, there aren’t many good quality WordPress ... Read moreWordPress Document Library Plugin: The Complete Guide

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What Are WordPress Permalinks? Why They Matter + How To Set Them

Permalinks, seo, Slug, WordPress Guides

At a basic level, permalinks in WordPress control the structure of the URLs for the posts and pages that you publish. For example, our permalink structure is the reason the URL of this post looks like https://wplift.com/wordpress-permalinks, rather than something else. Though they certainly aren’t a sexy subject, WordPress permalinks are an exceptionally important setting ... Read moreWhat Are WordPress Permalinks? Why They Matter + How To Set Them

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How To Add 301 Redirects To WordPress Via Plugin Or .htaccess File

301 Redirect, WordPress Guides

If you’re ever planning to change your WordPress permalink structure, change the slug on a single post, or migrate your entire WordPress site to a new domain, then 301 redirects are going to be your best friend. 301 redirects allow you to seamlessly redirect traffic from one URL to another without negatively affecting user experience ... Read moreHow To Add 301 Redirects To WordPress Via Plugin Or .htaccess File

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