by Andy Feliciotti
WordPress 5.0 recently released and is one of biggest releases WordPress has ever had. The biggest change being the default editor being switched to the Gutenberg editor. For those unfamiliar with the Gutenberg editor it fundamentally changes the way you edit posts to a more drag and drop experience.
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by Andy Feliciotti
by Andy Feliciotti
Sometimes if you’re working a lot of WordPress posts or pages that are similar it can be extremely helpful to copy a page. Well it’s as simple as installing a plugin and clicking a button with the Duplicate Post plugin.
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by Kristin Schallhorn
Sometimes parents look at their young adult children and see the adorable little baby that used to snuggle sweetly in their arms. Their child starts driving, going to college, living on their own; but their parent will always see them as the helpless little toddler they were years ago. Website owners tend to do the same thing with their websites. …
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When building a new site, it can be difficult to decide between a free hosting platform, like Wix, Blogger or Squarespace, and a self-hosted site. There are benefits and drawbacks to both options, so it’s important to understand which type of website is better suited for each option. Let’s chat about the pros and cons of self-hosting and free hosting, …
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SEO is talked about a lot in the web world, and for good reason. Optimizing your site is key for keeping new traffic flowing through regularly. But being an SEO pro isn’t as difficult as you might think. Here are 9 basics to you started.
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Historically, https connections have primarily been used for sites like ecommerce, that contain sensitive information, like payment methods. But you’ve likely seen more and more sites switching to https lately, as secure connections are become the standard for all websites. From higher Google rankings to customer trust there are plenty of reasons to switch to https/ssl. If your site isn’t …
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There are countless plugins available for WordPress sites, and it can be overwhelming to decide which ones you should add to your site. Luckily, Melted Iceberg is here to tell you which plugins have proven themselves to be the essentials. Whether they increase your search ranking, improve your page speed, protect your site, or offer functionality where WordPress core has …
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Each year, around 170,000 WordPress sites experience what any website owner might consider their worst nightmare – a site hack. The popularity of WordPress definitely contributes to it’s awesomeness, but it also presents security risks. Luckily these risks are well known, and there are solutions to protect your site from malicious activity. Here are the most common reasons that your …
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