Saidur Rahman 
If you’re an Excel or Google Sheets user looking for a way to simplify your workflows and save time, Sheetgo is definitely worth checking out. With its no-code approach and user-friendly interface, it’s a great way to streamline your processes and make your work more efficient. The CEO of Sheetgo, Yannick, has been focused on … Read more
If you are familiar with the formatting of posts and pages in WordPress, you may have already noticed that WordPress separates paragraphs with automatically inserted <p> tags (particularly in WordPress classic editor). This can sometimes cause trouble. However, a simple code snippet can be inserted to disable this automatic formatting. WordPress uses the WordPress wpautop … Read more
The storage of IP addresses of blog commenters is a default WordPress feature. It helps website administrators fight comment spam. Akismet uses this data to block comments from suspicious IP addresses. If you prefer to moderate blog comments individually and don’t need IP addresses, then you can definitely remove them from your WP database. But … Read more
By using WordPress’s built-in mobile browser detection function “wp_is_mobile”, you can create a shortcode that displays or hides text on smartphones. WP_is_mobile is set to “true” when a visitor visits via a mobile browser, allowing you to display or hide information depending on the device. The code snippet allows using shortcodes [mobileonly][/mobileonly] and [desktoponly][/desktoponly] to … Read more
This scenario is well known to WordPress website administrators who have multiple registered users: when a user forgets their password, WordPress sends an e-mail notification to the administrator. You can easily disable these emails if you do not wish to receive them. Administrators of WordPress websites receive various notification e-mails by default. The e-mails are … Read more
Pingbacks not working in WordPress? It’s not just you. In the past, I have worked with multiple clients who had the same issue. Many site owners consider pingbacks and trackbacks to be important SEO factors. It is therefore important that these things work correctly on a WordPress installation. Since WP version 2.7, there has been … Read more
It’s always a good idea to add a scroll to top button to your blog, especially if you publish long form contents. This not only enhances user experience, but also increases conversion rate since visitors can locate your navigation menus easily. Nowadays, many themes come with built-in scroll to top button functionality. If your WordPress … Read more
Let’s say you want to create a page that displays a short introduction and recent posts from related categories. WordPress does not provide this option by default. In this blog post, I’m going to demonstrate how you can display recent posts on a static page. Posts from specific categories can be displayed or just a … Read more
You can quickly and easily add basic pop-ups (modal windows) to your WordPress site with the Boxzilla plugin. The popup/slide can be placed anywhere you need it, and even be triggered with JavaScript if you want to make it appear in response to a click on a button. The plugin works well if you are … Read more
You don’t really need an additional plugin to display a list of your most commented blog posts since the output is generated via a standard WordPress query. In this post, I will show you both ways of displaying the most commented posts in WordPress – with and without a plugin. Display 5 Most Commented Posts … Read more