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The SEO Framework – Excellent SEO WordPress Plugin

The SEO Framework plugin works on many things without notifying the user. Here are a few things it does behind the screens:- It prevents canonical errors for categories, pages, subdomains, and WordPress Multisite domain mapping. It automatically notifies Google and … Read More

Getwid – Gutenberg Blocks

The plugin is optimized for performance and is coded to keep your website visually consistent and fast-loading even with multiple custom blocks. Download the Getwid plugin from WordPress repository. What Type of Blocks are Included? Section Advanced Heading Google Maps … Read More

CoBlocks – Page Builder Gutenberg Blocks

What Type of Blocks are Included? Accordion Block Alert Block Author Profile Block Buttons Block Carousel Gallery Block Dynamic Separator Block Highlight Block Icon Block Events Block (New!) Features Block Food & Drinks Block Form Block Gif Block GitHub Gist … Read More

Best Light Weight Social Sharing Plugin

Every WordPress website needs Social Media sharing buttons. There are many social sharing plugins in WordPress repository. However, most of them are packed with features, which users rarely use. As a result these plugins brings down the website’s speed considerably. … Read More

How to Disable or Limit the WordPress Heartbeat API

HeartBeat API is a feature that allows web browsers communicate with servers. This communication between the browser and server happens via Ajax every 15 – 60 seconds. The WordPress Heartbeat API is a great feature that provides real-time communication between … Read More

How to Disable File Editing in the Admin Area of WordPress

WordPress provides file editing capabilities in two specific locations. One is through Appearance » Editor and other is through Plugins » Editor. Using this feature you can edit Theme and Plugin files from the comfort of your WordPress dashboard. Having … Read More

How to install PHP code in your WordPress website

The most common way to add PHP code to WordPress is via Functions.php file. To edit Functions.php file you need FTP access. If you make a mistake while adding PHP code to Functions.php file, your website will stop working. If … Read More