Since WordPress 3.1, the WordPress Admin Bar, now known as the WordPress Toolbar, has been a part of the WordPress core. If you’re not sure what I’m talking about, it’s that omnipresent bar at the top of your screen whenever you’re logged in to WordPress. It’s helpful enough, but a bit basic. That simplicity might ... Read more
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If you’re trying to sell anything on your website, testimonials are a great way to add social proof to your site and convince your visitors that they can trust you. For example, WikiJob was able to boost its conversion rate by 34% just by adding customer testimonials to its homepage. And that’s not the only ... Read more
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Wondering how to get started with WordPress Multisite? If so, you’ve found the right place because I’m about to dish out 2,500 words of WordPress Multisite goodness. By the end of this post, you’ll know pretty much everything a beginner needs to know about WordPress Multisite. That means you’ll learn: What WordPress Multisite is When ... Read more
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It was a quiet week in the WordPress community. Not much news of note, beyond continued development and discussions about Gutenberg. We did a find a nice article from CSS-Tricks comparing how different content management systems handle content blocks. There’s also continued discussion about malicious code in previously trusted WordPress plugins. And finally, we rounded ... Read more
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Interface and the structure were poorly adapted for use. It affected the volumes of sales of goods and seller had reverses to experience.
• Contact forms didn’t work well. Information about purchased items wasn’t sending to the seller.
• Price displayed in checkout form was not always relevant
• Long loading of the website content
• All suppliers’ logos weren’t displayed because of lack of space
• Comfortless browsing through catalog
• Outdated plugins
• E-mail and contact forms were configured
• “Contact Form” and “Woocommerce” plugins were synchronized
• Functionality of “Woocommerce” plugin was finalized, in particular – correct displaying of the relevant delivery price
• Preloader was optimized
• Slider for logos was implemented
• The main page of the catalog was modernized
• Plugins were updated and checked for the presence of possible conflicts coming from this update