Drupal

We've already covered what a permalink is and how it is important for your website. Your search engine ranking and user experience. In this article, we'll focus on the last building block of a permalink. And that is the slug. The slug, as a part of the permalink,...

As we've covered before, to understand what a WordPress widget is, you shouldn't look further than your phone. Currently, almost all phones have some predefined widgets on the main screen. For example, the clock, or the weather widget. On your phone, the widgets are...

WordPress as you probably know is a complex system. And, like with every such system, WordPress was not perfect from the beginning. What is more, technologies, trends, and server capabilities change. There is no reason for a system, that depends on and is strongly...

Once you've added the preferred WordPress theme, especially if you want to customize it, the next step is to create a child theme. This simple guide will show you how to achieve that. To do so, we recommend you use Child Theme Configurator. Mainly, because it is...

While working on your WordPress website, especially while setting it up for the first time, it is often a good idea to make it private. There are multiple ways to achieve that. In this article, we'll cover the easiest one. Which is, naturally, by using a plugin....

If your website is well-established and well-known to both users and search engines, we would advise you against changing the permalink structure, as it most probably will worsen your positions in the SERP. The permalink structure, as already mentioned is crucial for...

You need to know what the roles of the WordPress users are in order to correctly define who in your team gets what role. By default, WordPress has the following user roles: Subscriber Contributor Author Editor Administrator. Naturally, each role has different...

The navigation menu is a crucial part of every website. Those, created with WordPress make no exception. In order to create a navigational structure for your website, and improve the user experience you need to find out how to work with the WordPress menu.  ...

There are multiple reasons you might want to remove a plugin from your website. Sometimes they don't do what you've expected them to, and other times, they are no longer necessary. Either way, once you've installed a plugin, it is best to know how to remove it....