How to Create a “Sticky” Floating Footer Bar in WordPress
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What are WordPress permalinks
Permalinks are the permanent URLs of the blog post or page on your WordPress site. Permalinks are also referred on some places to as pretty links.
WordPress automatically enable...
What is an iFrame and how to use it
An iFrame is actually an inline frame used inside a webpage to load another HTML document inside it, including other CSS, scripts, images and resources. A simple iframe code would ...
What is a WordPress child theme and why to use it
A WordPress child theme is a WordPress theme that inherits the base functionality from the parent theme, but makes it possible to change/edit it without affecting parent theme file...
How to create a multi lingual WordPress Website
Using multiple websites for different languages is not a good solution, this is why we always recommend translating it via plugins, and you can try using: Polylang
After you ins...
How to manage the number of articles on blog/archive pages
In order to change the number of posts appearing on the blog page/archive pages of your WordPress installation you must go to the Settings->Reading tab. There you will see an op...
How to add favicon to your WordPress website
Favicon or Site Icon is the tiny image that appear next to your website title in the browser. It helps your users identify your website and more frequent visitors of your site will...
Why I am getting the wrong image when sharing on social media
There are times when sharing a post to Facebook or other social media websites gets the wrong image, even if you changed it. This happens because they have a cache set up, and in o...
How to activate debug mode in WordPress
WP_DEBUG is a PHP constant (a permanent global variable) that can be used to trigger the "debug" mode throughout WordPress. It is assumed to be false by default and is usually set ...
How to disable the comments on a page or post
When using WordPress as a CMS, you'll undoubtedly want to disable comments for some Page or even Posts. This is a popular question (especially among new WordPress users). First - n...